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Hiking Nature: Nashville's Hiking Blog
http://www.hikingnature.com/
Experiences and images of hiking in Nashville and beyond; most content on hiking at Radnor Lake in Nashville; deer, waterfowl, owls, and other wildlife sightings; Nashville hiking Meetup group adventures, and much more.
- Added on: Feb 8th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Stephen
- Listed in: Adventure Environmental Activism
- Tags: hiking nashville deer great blue heron radnor lake hiking meetup group
Recent Posts
Mossy Ridge Hike with Nashville Hiking Meetup Group
Wednesday, September 09, 2009 Lately I have been wanting to do so much more with the Nashville Hiking Meetup Group than I actually have done, so I was really looking forward to this 4.5 mile hike on the Mossy Ridge trail at Nashville’s Percy Warner...
Another Large Gray Rat Snake at Radnor Lake
Sunday, August 30, 2009 My friend Steve D. and I had a fantastic hiking experience at Radnor Lake last month – on July 26, to be exact. We had two wonderful sightings in my view, or one great sighting and one scary experience in HIS view. You see, ...
Nature Sounds Library: Pert as a Ruttin’ Buck
Monday, July 20, 2009 “I feel as pert as a ruttin’ buck.” That’s one of the classic lines from Clint Eastwood’s Outlaw Josey Wales, which is playing as I type this…definitely one of my favorite westerns — not that there...
Nashville Hiking Meetup: Radnor Hike Tonight (Tuesday)!
Announcing a new Meetup for Nashville Hiking Meetup! http://www.meetup.com/nashville-hiking/calendar/10869198/ What: Radnor Lake - Easy to Moderate When: July 14, 2009 6:30 PM Where: Radnor Lake State Natural Area 1160 Otter Creek Road Nashville, TN ...
Michael Jackson Memorial Flowers Available
I agreed to post this, and I may come to regret it… Almost unbelievably, a friend — AB & Co. — has gone to a great deal of trouble and expense to acquire flowers from the Staple Center location immediately following Michael Jack...
Radnor Lake: Finally, Good Photos of a Young Buck
Thursday, July 09, 2009 At about 6pm I parked at the nearby church and started walking. I’d planned to listen to some Thich Nhat Hanh on my iPod during the hike, but I left it at home, so it was au natural – not a bad choice, generally, unless th...
