[at-l] "I feel the earth move under my feet..."

[CrzyPlum at aol.com]

Yall stay outta my private hiking land. I'm on the LBL Trails three or so  
times every week either doin minor maintenance or just me-n-the dogs wandering;  
I average seeing another soul about once every ten times on the trail and 
many  of them are just some of our nation's finest (Screamin Eagles) out for a 
jaunt.  I like the solitude just fine now, ya hear.
    Seriously come wander thru the hardwoods and  occasional pine thicket, 
the North/South Trail spends about forty percent of its  time near the KY Lake 
shore and the rest up (short) and down the ridges, more  oaks and hickory's 
than the law allows; your chances of running into me are  pretty good.
 
Plum'Crazy 
 
In a message dated 4/18/2008 11:53:40 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
bluetrail at aol.com writes:

Tim,  your family is in Paducah?  I grew up (4th generation) 35 miles away in 
 Cairo, Illinois.  We went to Paducah about twice a year for a shopping  trip.

Following an earthquake in the late 60's-early 70's, the high  school I 
graduate from (1965) was declared structural damaged, and  they had to tear it 
down.  We had a earthquake about every two or three  years while I was growing 
up--most of them pretty minor.

To make it  hiking related, one of these days I really want to go hiking in 
the Land  Between the Lakes area (between Kentucky Lake and Barkley Lake--near  
Paducah.

Joan
_bluetrail at aol.com_ (mailto:bluetrail at aol.com) 







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