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Voice in the Wilderness

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A Survey of Detritus Discovered (or Left Behind) in the Wild

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanMay 10, 2017leave a COMMENT

I’m pretty good at losing stuff in the wilderness. The Cumberland River took a micro-cassette recorder full of my jumbled thoughts. I forgot a cherished hiking stick on Honey Creek …

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Fishing on a Fine Spring Day, Hip-Deep in Citico Creek

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanApril 19, 2017leave a COMMENT

In the middle of Citico Creek, wearing a borrowed pair of chest waders and felt-soled boots three sizes too big, I sat down on a rock that was a half-foot …

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What to Expect if You Lock Through Watts Bar Dam—in a Canoe Going Upstream

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanApril 5, 2017leave a COMMENT

Within a barge length or two of Watts Bar Nuclear Plant across the lake, I launched my canoe for the first time in over a year. Accustomed to riding low …

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Tackling the Full-Body Workout That Is Big South Fork’s Honey Creek Loop

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanMarch 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

When Maryville College colleague Drew Crain invited me on a trip that he said was on his bucket list, I hoped for something extraordinary, a destination with challenges and adventure …

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A Taste of the AT via Big Creek Area’s Chestnut Branch Trail

In Outdoors, Voice in the Wilderness by Kim TrevathanMarch 8, 2017leave a COMMENT

My plan was to pick up Ben Montgomery, the great-great nephew of the famous Grandma Gatewood, from Sevierville’s Rose Glen Literary Festival and take him for a hike in the …

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