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Writing — Page 23
A mix of technical deep-dives, career reflections, and dispatches from the road.

travelApr 28, 2021· 1 min
Triple Falls Productions
Triple Falls in DuPont State Forest — three tiers of Little River waterfalls, a Hunger Games filming location, and some of the best hiking in western North Carolina.
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travelApr 24, 2021· 1 min
Whitewater Falls
The highest waterfall east of the Rockies at up to 411 feet, plunging through Nantahala National Forest on the NC-SC border.
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travelApr 10, 2021· 1 min
Hooker Falls
A 14-foot waterfall in DuPont State Forest with one of the best swimming holes in western North Carolina — short hike, big payoff.
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travelApr 7, 2021· 1 min
Looking Glass Falls
A 60-foot roadside waterfall in Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, NC — most accessible and most beautiful, no hike required.
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travelApr 5, 2021· 2 min
The Blue Ridge Parkway: America's Best Road
The Blue Ridge Parkway runs 469 miles through the Appalachians from Virginia to North Carolina, with no stoplights, no trucks, and an overlook every 1.7 miles — one of the country's most celebrated scenic drives.
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travelMar 4, 2021· 1 min
Lon Sanders Canyon Conservation Area
A short Ozark hike through a rocky gorge with hand-cut stone steps, small waterfalls, and the alleged hideout of the Jesse James gang after the Gads Hill robbery.
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travelJan 2, 2021· 1 min
August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area
Nearly 7,000 acres of St. Charles County habitat with 32 fishing lakes, diverse wildlife, and a history tied to the Anheuser-Busch family and Missouri conservation.
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travelNov 26, 2020· 1 min
Dillard Mill State Historic Site
Missouri best-preserved water-powered gristmill, built in 1908 on Huzzah Creek — the red building, blue water, and intact original machinery make it unforgettable.
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travelNov 24, 2020· 2 min
Rocky Falls
An Ozark shut-in where Rocky Creek cascades 40 feet over billion-year-old rhyolite — one of Missouri's best natural swimming holes and an Ozark Trail trailhead.
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