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Authors speak about delights, frights along Cumberland Trail on Feb. 2

Posted at 9:32 pm January 27, 2017
By Sandra Goss Leave a Comment

Ben Larry Pounds Book Cover

Well-known botanist Larry Pounds and his son, local journalist Ben Pounds, spent a month in 2012 hiking all 200 miles of the Cumberland Trail that existed then. Combining Larry’s extensive botany experience and Ben’s training as a writer, they documented their experiences in a book, “Wildly Strolling Along,” a press release said.

The public is invited to an informational program about their Cumberland Trail experience in a 7 p.m. program on Thursday, February 2. The Pounds will share slides of their favorite sights along the Cumberland Trail and provide basic information about the trail, the press release said.

They will also give a short reading from their book. The program, sponsored by Oak Ridge-based Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning, will be held in the First Presbyterian Church, Room 102, 1051 Oak Ridge Turnpike in Oak Ridge.

For more information, call or write TCWP Executive Director Sandra K. Goss at (865) 583-3967 or sandra@sandrakgoss.com.

This press release was submitted by Sandra Goss.

Filed Under: Community, Front Page News, Recreation, Sports Tagged With: Ben Pounds, Cumberland Trail, First Presbyterian Church, Larry Pounds, Sandra K. Goss, Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning, Wildly Strolling Along

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