by Dwayne Phillips I walked through Hammondville and Fort Payne, Alabama. I covered 16 miles. Weather: 75 and cloudy in the morning to 89 and sunny in the afternoon. The day started cloudy and a little drier than the past couple of days. I took a detour to avoid some dogs (more about dogs below). […]
Day 42 – Cemetery to Statues
September 24th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Alabama · DeKalb County
Day 41 – Alabama
September 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today I walked through Rising Fawn, Georgia – great name for a little town. Once again, no rain. The temperature started at 75 and ended at 85 with clouds in the morning and afternoon and sun most of the day. Again, the humidity was about 300%. I covered 15 miles today. I […]
Tags: Alabama · Dade County · DeKalb County · Georgia
Day 40 – Georgia
September 22nd, 2009 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today I walked out of the southern end of Chattanooga, TN and through Wildwood, Morganville, New England, and Trenton, GA – 14 miles. The big news of the day is that I did not get wet by rain (lots of perspiration though). These area has been deluged the past week, but none […]
Tags: Dade County · Georgia · Hamilton County · Tennessee
A Typical Day Walking
November 13th, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Another often-asked question is, “what is your day like?” A typical day, hour by hour wake 06:30 breakfast Do my Tech blog from the motel room (if the WiFi access is working) Bible reading 08:00 pack, load the car, checkout, drive to starting point 08:30 start walking 15:30 stop walking drive to […]
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Day 37 – Halloween
October 31st, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips It seems strange to be away from home on Halloween, let alone doing what we are doing. No one will come to our motel door and ask for candy. Anyways, we walked through Athens, Riceville, Calhoun, and Charleston, Tennessee. We covered 18 miles in good weather. A little chilly at 35 degrees […]
Tags: Bradley County · McMinn County · Tennessee
Day 36 – Frost, Dust, an Oasis, and Everything in Between
October 30th, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today was a full day – 20 miles with many attractions and events. We walked through Philadelphia, Sweetwater, and Niota, Tennessee. This may be a long post. It was 32 degrees F this morning with frost. The weather warmed quickly, we stripped off all our extra layers, and it ended at near […]
Tags: Loudon County · McMinn County · Monroe County · Tennessee
Day 32 – A 20-Mile Day
October 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today we walked through Jefferson City, New Market, and Strawberry Plains, Tennessee. Note: Not all of the towns in Tennessee have two words in their names; it just seems that way. The weather again was chilly – 40 degrees F in the morning and 50 at quitting time. We did indeed cover […]
Tags: Hamblen County · Jefferson County · Tennessee
Day 31 – Skywalking
October 21st, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today we walked through the little towns of Whitesburg and Russellville and the big town of Morristown, Tennessee. The weather was again fine – a chilly 40 degrees F in the morning but a good 65 degrees in the afternoon. The first site of the day was this barn with a “See […]
Tags: Hamblen County · Tennessee
Day 30 – Back to the Country
October 20th, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today we walked from Greeneville to Bulls Gap, Tennessee. We covered 18 miles. A cloudless day, the temperature ranged from a chilly 40 degrees F to a perfect 70 degrees F. Route 11E is a four-lane divided highway for 15 of our 18 miles walked today. This is like walking on the […]
Tags: Greene County · Hawkins County · Tennessee
Day 27 – A Windy, Noisy Day
October 16th, 2008 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Today we walked from the southern edge of Bristol through Piney Flats and into Johnson City, Tennessee. We walked 17 miles. The skies were overcast all day. It was windy, and the temperatures ranged from 60 to 75 degrees F. There were two interesting objects near Bristol. First is this Drive-In Movie […]
Tags: Sullivan County · Tennessee