What Did Tennesee?
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What did Tennessee? She saw what Arkan-saw. So went part of a song that my mother used to sing.
But how would it be to see Tennessee from the saddle of a bicycle? Quite fun, I should think. The state has some beautiful scenery.
How about Shelby Farms Greenline? As a Rails to Trails route, it should be easy as far as gradient goes. That would suit lazy old me, who doesn’t much enjoy climbing. At less than 11 miles long, it might serve as a good introduction to trail riding; or a warm-up to a longer adventure on two wheels.
I have vague memories of visiting Cade’s Cove when I was a kid. I was running along a dirt path, but don’t really remember anything else. If your interests lean towards nineteenth-century log architecture, you might enjoy the Cade’s Cove Loop.
Want something more challenging? Go for the Percy Warner Park Loop. It’s difficulty level is rated 4 out of 5! Lots of climbing!
Then there’s BRAT. It might sound like a rambunctious child; but it’s a ride across the state of Tennessee; a cousin to RAGBRAI, I take it.
Maybe even a ride to Lookout Mountain? We could be like the bear in the kids’ song, and go over the mountain to see what we can — what did Tennessee, again?
ABOUT ME
I began this website primarily as a way to present the story of how I accomplished a century ride on an adult tricycle. Other riders of adult trikes might want to know whether it’s possible. It sure is! You can read all about it in My Story.
I live in New Orleans; and retired in January 2023. More time for cycling!
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