Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
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Meet the Signal Mountain teenager taking backyard birding to new heights
In 2019, Luke Thompson was visiting the Canadian Rockies, his heart set on spotting a spruce grouse.
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After years of training, here’s what athletes say they plan to do now that Chattanooga Ironman has been canceled
In mid-July, officials decided to cancel both Chattanooga's summer and fall Ironman competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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How a rare minnow spawned a $90,000 effort at the Tennessee Aquarium
The Tennessee Aquarium recently launched a project focused on sustainable agriculture - which seems like a shift for an institution dedicated to fish.
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When hunting trophy largemouth bass, patience and obsessive persistence pay off
On Feb. 13, 2015, Caryville angler Gabe Keen caught a 15-pound, 3-ounce largemouth bass fishing out of Chester Frost Park on Chickamauga Lake.
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What’s the most interesting thing you’ve seen while hiking? Here, locals share their stories.
Nature is full of surprises.
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SORBA Chattanooga looks to next generation of cycling with W Road Project
If the new leaders of SORBA Chattanooga have their way in the coming months and years, mountain biking in this area will be heading downhill - in the best possible way.
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In the 1970s, this Chattanooga man spent five years living off the land in British Columbia. Now, he is a living legend.
In Jim Ledbetter's opinion, wolverine meat was the worst.
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Stretches and exercises for climbers to improve shoulder mobility
As a professional climber for 30 years and a longtime climbing coach, Lisa Rands has honed a 30-minute routine of stretches and conditioning exercises that help climbers stay healthy and balanced.
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Tips and gear to help you beat the heat while pounding the pavement this summer
It's hot. And what's worse, it's humid.
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Think you know what boofing is? Check yourself with this guide to boater slang.
If you've ever gone on a commercial rafting trip or picked up a soaked boater hitchhiking along the Ocoee River, you might have heard some confusing and/or incomprehensible slang.
