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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Rebel’s Rest: Com’era, Dov’era?
I wrote the following post on July 30, but decided not to post it publicly, as it seemed (for lack of a better word) incendiary. But as the two postscripts indicate, perhaps now is a good time to raise the … Continue reading
Sewanee Convenience Center Hours
According to the Franklin County (TN) Solid Waste website: I guess the CST/CDT changes account for the tape on the sign. As the hours are hard to find online elsewhere, here you go. (Current as of March 2023) OK, the … Continue reading
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The Fire at Rebel’s Rest
A sore back woke me up in the middle of the night and, looking at my iPhone for the time (“1:39”), I saw a post on Facebook of a fire with the caption “rebels rest dammit.” It had been posted … Continue reading
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Along the Duck River
Posted in Animals, Family, Nautical, Sports & Games, Tennessee, Trees & Flowers
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Words for Wines and Other Important Things
There’s a fine piece in this week’s New Yorker (July 12, 2014) by Maria Konnikova entitled “What We Really Taste When We Drink Wine” that I think has some bearing on what we do in the Humanities. I had begun … Continue reading
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Exiting Buggy Top
We hiked to Buggy Top Cave yesterday, just south of Sewanee off the Sherwood Road. This is a phenomenal cave to visit, with an eighty foot mouth and a creek running through it. Buggy Top was closed for a while, … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Classics, Family, Mythology, Sewanee, Sports & Games, Tennessee, The South
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Teeny Weeny Circus
Dogwood Festival, Winchester (TN), 2012. Right after I took this picture, a woman walked by with a dog on a leash. Pandemonium ensued. The clown tried to get his dogs to stop barking, without success. It was so much more … Continue reading
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Protected: Shoes of the Fisherman
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Protected: Diomedes and Glaucus in Fortaleza
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