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Tag Archives: hiking
New newspaper column: “Everyone has a forest. What’s yours?”
The link to the online version of my column this week in The Greenville News is already up. It’s about finding what makes us unique — and much of that has to do with the things and the people we … Continue reading
Today’s newspaper column: “Hot Springs is a road trip worth taking”
My column today in The Greenville News is all about Hot Springs, North Carolina–where my husband and I recently celebrated our 10-year anniversary. Hot Springs has hiking and history, good food and drink, rivers, mountains, ancient Cherokee art, and ghost … Continue reading
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Tagged Cherokee, Civil War, French Broad River, Greenville, hiking, history, hot springs, Iron Horse Station, Katherine Scott Crawford, mineral springs, mountain cabins, mountains, NC, Paint Rock, parenting, Revolutionary war, road trips, romance, SC, Southern Appalachians, spa, The Greenville News, vacations, WNC
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For Valentine’s Day, Five of the Places I Love
Today is Friday the 13th. We had a two-hour school delay today in Western North Carolina for cold. (Yep: cold.) I’m wearing fleece pants and my Sorel snow boots. I didn’t brush my hair before dropping my older daughter at … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 favorite places, Boulder, Boulder Hot Springs, Coffee Corner, daughters, diner, dogs, February, hiking, hot springs, Katherine Scott Crawford, love, Montana, Montpelier, mule deer, parenting, Pisgah National forest, Scout, Thrift Cove Trail, trail running, Valentine's Day, Valentines Day 2015, Vermont, WNC
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A song for Friday – “Walk Unafraid”
This cover of REM’s songĀ “Walk Unafraid,” by the Swedish band First Aid Kit, has me longing to take to the hills this morning. It’s from the soundtrack to the upcoming movie Wild, based on Cheryl Strayed’s memoir of hiking the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cheryl Strayed, cover songs, First Aid Kit, hiking, Katherine Scott Crawford, music, REM, Walk Unafraid, Wild, Wild movie, Wild soundtrack
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Today’s Newspaper Column: “Fall, the most wonderful time of the year”
Today’s column in The Greenville News is basically a love song to my favorite season of the year. I hope you enjoy (and if you do, please share)! Read it here. * * * In other news, I’m getting excited … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn, autumn joy, Birchwood Book and Author Fair, Birchwood Center for Arts and Folklife, Fall, fall is the most wonderful time of the year, football, Greenville, hiking, Katherine Scott Crawford, Keowee Valley, newspaper column, raking leaves, SC, The Greenville News
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Literary Pilgrimage Day 3: Hiking Mt. Holyoke & on to Vermont
It’s taking me a while to get these posts about my Literary & History Pilgrimage done, and for that I apologize. My newly-minted five year-old starts kindergarten next week, I start teaching my college students again this week, and my … Continue reading
New Column: “My favorite hiking spot: Black Balsam Knob”
Today’s column is up: the great outdoors, family, my favorite hiking spot in the whole of the world, and even a proposal story. I do hope you enjoy it! To read my column in The Greenville News, go here. And … Continue reading
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Tagged Brevard, family, hiking, hiking with dogs, hiking with kids, Katherine Scott Crawford, my favorite hiking spot, NC, newspaper column, outdoor life, outdoor recreation, parenting, Pisgah National forest, The Greenville News, trail guide, Western North Carolina, WNC, writing a newspaper column
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New Column: “Got spring fever? Head out to the woods”
My newest newspaper column is up. Find it here. This one’s about spring fever, hiking, family life, and Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. Hope you enjoy!
Book Giveaway: It’s Not Too Late!
It’s not too late to win a copy of Cherokee Heritage Trails Guidebook! I’ll even change the rules up a little: comment in the Comments section of my previous post, and just tell me how you feel about Autumn. That’s … Continue reading →