Uploaded by Michael Wender 24th May, 2008
Today, David and I hiked House Mountain located in northeast Knox County. We enjoyed great conversation and were treated to vegetation and views quite uncommon for a park so close to a metropolitan area.
Tag Archives: hiking
House Mountain Hike
May 24, 2008 – 7:58 pm
Rescue!
January 24, 2008 – 1:42 pm
Uploaded by Michael Wender 22nd January, 2008
On Monday, while we were hiking through the Cumberland Gap, Bryan and I quickly swung into action to perform a daring rescue of Matt, our faithful guide and Sherpa.
Tri-State Spot
January 23, 2008 – 9:18 am
Uploaded by Michael Wender 22nd January, 2008
This survey marker marks the spot where the borders of Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee converge.
Tri-State Hike
January 22, 2008 – 1:39 pm
Uploaded by Michael Wender 22nd January, 2008
Bryan, Charles, Matt, Mike and I hiked the Tri-State Trail up to the convergence of Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky. Check out the Cumberland Gap State Park website for more details about this area.
Road to Rivendell
January 9, 2008 – 6:50 pm
Uploaded by Michael Wender 16th October, 2007
As I haven’t had a new picture to post during the past day and a half, I thought I would post this picture from a hike to Charlie’s Bunion that Beth and I took back in October.
Trail Watcher
December 19, 2007 – 12:10 pm
Uploaded by Michael Wender 16th October, 2007
While I was developing the new design for my website, I used this photo as the sample photo in the “Latest Picture” section on the home page. Therefore, I thought it appropriate to share this picture in its original spot for a day.
Abram’s Creek
December 12, 2007 – 7:13 pm
Uploaded by Michael Wender 15th November, 2007
I’ve found that outdoors shots like this one look great with the new theme for my blog.
Bote Mountain Hike
November 23, 2005 – 9:53 am
Yesterday, around 7am, as my wife was leaving for work, David and Bryan were parking their cars on the street. On Monday, Bryan had sent out an email about hiking on Friday. Visions of crunching through fallen leaves and feeling the crisp fall air on my face interposed themselves on the rest of my work week.