Tennessee on a Bicycle




	*Don Feidner*




		Last Update: 2 October 2010


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	These structures are furnaces that were used from 1855 to 1856 to produce iron taken from the region. See below for the entire story.


				Tennessee - Southern Hospitality

			The rays of the sun brighten the early morning as I crossed the border into Tennessee. It was a long hilly trail on the Trace Drive between the Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkely, but once I reached Tennessee, the road flattened out and I was greeted by a large group of cyclists who called themselves “Bikers for Christ”.

These cars were on someone’s front lawn. Probably would be a good idea to toss them in a furnace.

Below: A place where a Tennessee Youth had an accident. Note the Rebel Cap and Confederate Flag.

I think it’s cool that someone has the intestinal fortitude to advertise his faith on his front lawn.

Dream Log Cabin near Pinewood, Tennessee

Flowers along the Road

Beautiful Lake near Tennessee Ridge on the Plateau

Cycling Trails - Obviously Roads - but nice ones

No, I didn’t eat here. It is impossible to ride a bike on a full stomach.

Above: I ended up in the boondocks on a road called “Ugly Creek Road” -- Strange feeling to see many such signs as the one above which warns that “survivors will be prosecuted”. Hmmm... makes you wonder if the owner makes “Moonshine”

Ugly Creek” isn’t that ugly. In fact, it is crystal clear.

I couldn’t resist taking a picture of the lake to the right.

Early in the Morning, these Dogies were Grazing on the Prairie!

Right: The Bike Route was on a 4-Lane US Highway

Continue on to Alabama

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