Get Out
The latest Get Out coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Features section.
More in Get Out, page 56
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Beyond the rock: Southeastern Cave Conservancy Inc. celebrates 25 years with renewed focus
There is a cave in Trenton, Georgia, alongside a two-lane highway. Its entrance appears beneath a limestone ledge - a shadowy gap through which people have crawled for thousands of years.
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Tennessee Aquarium is becoming a big fish in freshwater conservation
At the edge of the construction site, Charlie Arant emerges from his SUV wearing buttercup-colored shirtsleeves, a hardhat and a grin. "They haven't let me out here since they laid me off," he jokes.
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Birds of prey: Meet the Rock City Raptors
Buddy, the screech owl, is the darling of the show. Cody, the red-tailed hawk, is the most magnificent act. And Cayce, the black vulture who closes the show with a jig and a couple of swift pecks to his handler's leg, is arguably the star of Rock City Raptors, an interactive bird exhibit presented through Wings to Soar.
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The art of not leaving a trace on the water
Help preserve the health of our blueways
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Newly protected land connects numerous public outdoor recreation areas
Four years ago, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and Land Trust for Tennessee first noticed a 2,600-acre parcel of private land that could connect nearly 60,000 acres of already protected land.
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Tennessee’s splendor can be experienced from the seat of a bike
It's hard to pick a time to visit Tennessee's state parks system that's more beautiful and scenic than autumn, and there's no better way to appreciate all they have to offer than from the seat of a bike.
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Ironman Profiles: Carie Balton McPhail’s elusive triumph
The thrilling conclusion to the Ironman trilogy: will Carie Balton McPhail finally cross the finish line for Ironman Chattanooga?
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Ironman Profiles: Northwest High School wrestling coach using Ironman to teach students valuable lesson
Local wrestling coach Lee Allen discusses the changes he's seen in his wrestlers and in himself after volunteering for the Chattanooga Ironman.
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Ironman Profiles: Kimberly Townsend bends without breaking
Who needs hands to race? Kimberly Townsend trains for and competes in Ironman events despite the motor neuron disease she suffers from.
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