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A different kind of hiking guidebook that was designed for the GPS user. Fifty-three selected hikes and bushwhacks in the Central and Eastern Section of the Arkansas Ozarks. (723-photos, 73-maps) Trails are overlaid on USGS Topo Maps with GPS Coordinates, descriptions, mileage and difficulty. Over thirty-five of the selected hikes are bushwhacks (non designated trail) and are great for exploring new areas in the Arkansas Ozarks. Many are to waterfalls, rock features, shelters and some amazing vistas. The selected hikes are only a small sampling of some of the outdoor adventures you will find in Arkansas. Get out and discover some of them today. You won't be disappointed.
The towns of the Red River Valley of North Dakota and Minnesota had tried to form a baseball league before, but the 1897 season promised to be special. With a longer and more organized schedule than ever before, hopes were high for a spirited battle for the pennant. Respected local leaders, including a state senator, a county sheriff, and several businessmen assumed prominent roles in ensuring the success of their city?s squads. Formidable challenges came quickly for the league, however. Some of the obstacles could have been predicted, while others caught everyone by surprise. Economic troubles, infighting between league officials, and animosity between the towns and their teams became unfortunate realities. Players supplied distractions of their own with all-too-public incidents of drinking, gambling, and violence. These realities began to chip away at the foundations of the Red River Valley League, eventually bringing it to its breaking point.Despite the troubles, spirited rivalries and competitive games provided great excitement for local ?cranks.? These fans undoubtedly hoped, though, that the fun had lasted longer than it did.
Thomas Kelly was born near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in about 1750. He married Peggy Biles in Botetourt County, Virginia. They had nine children. They died in Pulaski County, Kentucky. Their descendants and relatives lived in Kentucky, Indiana, Oregon and elsewhere.
The story, based on extensive individual interviews, of the women’s swing bands that toured extensively during World War II and after -- a kind of “League of their Own” for jazz.
Elias Fort was born before 1646 and died in 1677/1678.