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I started this blog as a way to update people on my work during my 2021-2022 sabbatical. I'm currently revamping it to be a regular blog about my research and American politics more generally. Stay tuned!

Great Smoky Mountains

6/28/2021

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Took a break from IRBs and finding funding sources to hit up the Great Smoky Mountains this weekend with some NY friends. Fact: Great Smoky Mountain National Park is the most visited national park in the US. Makes sense- you have to go pretty out of your way to get to some of the other ones on the coastlines.

Tails: Peregrine Peak via Alum Cave Bluff Trails (Moderate) and Kephart Shelter via Kephart Prong Trail (Easy). 
Meal upon trail completion: Pancakes.

Also checked out Gatlinburg, TN right outside the park. I felt like I was in
Las Vegas except in the mountains. Truly bizarre place. 

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Top Management Leadership Course in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA link
7/30/2025 03:50:49 am

The Great Smoky Mountains are pure magic, and this post captured them beautifully. The photos, the description of trails, and the peaceful tone really transported me. Nature lovers will adore this. It reminded me of the healing power of the outdoors and the value of disconnecting.

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Best Management Leadership Seminar in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA link
8/2/2025 09:25:58 pm

Karyn Amira’s reflection on the Great Smoky Mountains is serene and beautifully written. Her connection to nature shines through in every word. It’s a heartfelt reminder of the healing power of landscapes and how slowing down can offer perspective. A peaceful escape from the digital noise.

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