Eat Hike Eat - Views Tornado Damage

Twenty two hiker under the leadership of John Brodley and Carolyn Fitz toured Bob Town, Lake Donell and the general environs where the recent tonado touched down. Here are some of the Pictures

TIMS FORD ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PLANS SPEAKER SERIES

The Tims Ford Environmental Education Association (TFEEA) and Tims Ford State Park invite the public to attend the kick-off of their nature speaker series on February 9, at 6:30 p.m. in the Recreation Building at Tims Ford State Park. This month, Reeda Best will talk about the Eastern Bluebird, including natural history and nesting habits, as well as the history of the bluebird boxes at Tims Ford State Park. A work day will be scheduled to assist Ms. Best in cleaning up the boxes at the Park and readying them for the 2010 babies.Event: It's Only Natural - Speaker Series

The monthly TFEEA board meeting will be held immediately following the presentation. Members and guests are welcome to stay for the business meeting and learn more about the work that the group is doing to assist Tims Ford State Park in providing environmental education programs and care for injured and orphaned wild animals.

For more information, call TFEEA Chairman LouAnn Partington at 931-393-4835 or visit the TFEEA website at http://www.tfeea.org/.

Tims Ford State Park, located on the Tims Ford Reservoir in the rolling hills of southern middle Tennessee, is an outstanding recreational area and fishing paradise. Long before the construction of Tims Ford Dam on the headwaters of the Elk River, the area was used extensively by the Indians as a hunting and fishing territory. Archaeological excavations uncovered numerous artifacts and occupational sites, indicating that man had occupied the area as much as 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. The park is located off of Highway 50, west of Winchester, Tenn. For more information about Tims Ford State Park, please visit: www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/TimsFord/index.shtml.

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