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Tag Archives: Elk River
Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness #10
This bridge railing seems really aged. It is often covered in green moss. Reflections in the river are barely visible through the vertical pillars of the railing. This also makes an attractive color image. Go to Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness … Continue reading
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Tagged bridge, Elk River, monochrome madness, moss, Tennessee
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The Blue Hole at the Headwaters of the Elk River, Tennessee
Blue Holes “Blue holes” are essentially vertical, underwater caves. Some blue holes occur at sea. There are several spectacular examples, such as the Great Blue Hole, near Belize (Google “Blue Holes” and this is one of the first examples). They … Continue reading
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Tagged blue hole, Burroughs, cave, cove, Elk River, Grundy County, Tennessee, underground river
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You Are Invited to Come Camping…
…or A Shameless Plug! The overall point of my blog postings is to share stories and incite discussion, depending on the topic. With this essay, however, I want to invite you to visit, either in person or online, where we … Continue reading
Tagged Bonaroo, camper, campground, camping, Cannonsburgh, Chattanooga, Civil War, Cowan, Cumberland plateau, Dickel, Elk River, festivals, firing range, harry and ollie, Harry and Ollie's, hiking, Jack Daniels, Manchester, Middle Tennessee, Monteagle, Nashville, overnight, Pelham, railroad museums, Tullahoma, waterfalls, Winchester
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Handgun Permit Training – Tennessee Style
50 Rounds on Target If you read my “Growing Up on a Farm in Virginia” blogs you would know that I grew up with guns. About the age of 10, my father gave me a single-shot .22 rifle and taught … Continue reading
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Tagged certificate, Elk River, handgun, handgun permit, handgun safety, shooting, Tennessee, training
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