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N. R. Tucker

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Hiking, Writing, and COVID-19

It’s been almost four months since my last post. Sometimes life takes you in unexpected directions. As part of my unplanned journey, I spent five weeks in Durham, NC. While it was a stressful time, there were good times too. Between appointments, we were able to hike every day but two during those weeks. Durham has some wonderful trails, but they aren’t mountain trails.

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Once Around the Block

Hiking, even a stroll through the neighborhood, is my preferred way to exercise. Today I remembered why I enjoy this activity.

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Score 1 for the Stump

It’s a small stump, but an important one. Continue reading “Score 1 for the Stump”

Dismal Swamp State Park

Dismal Swamp was not what I expected. Continue reading “Dismal Swamp State Park”

Boone’s Cave Park

According to local lore, Daniel Boone and his family made use of the cave above the Yadkin River. Continue reading “Boone’s Cave Park”

Vertical Mile Trail

We’ve had so much rain lately that trails on the water tend to be muddy or under water. Continue reading “Vertical Mile Trail”

Hiking Bethabara Park

Bethabara Park is one of the local trails I use to stay in shape for mountain hikes. Continue reading “Hiking Bethabara Park”

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