An edition of Paddling the Tennessee River
(2001)
Paddling the Tennessee River
a voyage on easy water
1st ed.
by Kim Trevathan
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Paddling the Tennessee River: a voyage on easy water
2001, University of Tennessee Press
in English
- 1st ed.
1572331445 9781572331440
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Table of Contents
River of ghosts
Something big
The plan
Uneasy water: Fort Loudoun Lake
A taste of the old river: Watts Bar
Sam Houston, de Soto, and the ghost of Ernest Hemingway
The Nickajack Nunnehi
Hospitality, milfoil, and bodies in the water
Big ideas, helmet hair, and aquamarine barges
Short, old Wilson Lake, and the camp Nazi
Born to be wild on the Trail of Tears
Off the river
"It is so hard to die"
Big dam problems
"Ain't you got no sense?"
Eagle's nest nirvanao
Drunk on the wind
Boat people
Wizard of the saddle
Curse of the Titanic
Night paddling
"You can't be like the Indians"
A cautionary tale.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-289) and index.
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