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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”.

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

Flowers along the Road

Cycling Trails - Obviously Roads - but nice ones

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”

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

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

Continue on to Alabama

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.

Dream Log Cabin near Pinewood, Tennessee

Beautiful Lake near Tennessee Ridge on the Plateau

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

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

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

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