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| − | + | ==Overview== | |
| − | + | [[Duke Golf Course]] in [[Durham, NC]] apparently has something of a national reputation among golfers and golfing fans, having hosted a | |
| − | + | number of national golfing championships.{{seed}} | |
| − | [[Duke Golf Course]] in [[Durham, NC]] apparently has something of a | + | ==Links== |
| − | national reputation among golfers and golfing fans, having hosted a | + | ===Reference=== |
| − | number of national golfing championships... but I still think of | + | * [http://www.washingtondukeinn.com/golfclub.html Duke University Golf Club] official web site |
| − | the place where I used to go bike riding (and probably disturbing the | + | * [[google:duke university %2B%22golf course%22|Google]] |
| − | golfers) in the 1970s. | + | |
| − | == | + | ==Jogging Trail== |
| − | *[[: | + | ===Woozle Notes=== |
| − | + | ...but I still think of "The Golf Course" as the place where I used to go bike riding (and probably disturbing the golfers) in the 1970s, before there was a separate jogging trail and before they paved all the connecting paths for the golfers. We were incensed when someone built a house right at the top of the entrance we used to primarily use (off Learned Place) – but then we found another one, near the bottom of Sevier... but then someone built a house in front of that one (they put their front path and mailbox right where our path used to be). So then we found a way around that, more or less in between the two houses, and that seems to have remained in a state of unspoken truce ever since.[[Image:2005-06-14 Washington Duke Inn from trail.jpg|thumb|right|The Washington Duke Inn as seen from the jogging trail, 2005]] | |
| − | *[http://www. | + | ===Links=== |
| − | + | * '''Reference''' | |
| − | [[ | + | ** DUiki: [[duiki:Trails]]: the Al Buehler Cross Country Trail |
| − | + | * '''News''' | |
| + | ** '''2007-04-26''' [http://www.dukenews.duke.edu/2007/04/wetland.ded.html Duke to Dedicate Research and Teaching 'Swamp' on May 2]: The "SWAMP" project culminates in the new dam (which is just below the shot of the Washington Duke Inn above; the construction of the dam accounts for much of the sparseness of the trees in that picture) and works back almost to Highway 751 a.k.a. Academy Road / Cameron Boulevard. | ||
| + | * '''Pictures''': | ||
| + | ** [[htwiki:Category:Duke Golf Course|Duke Golf Course jogging trail pictures at HypertWiki]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:42, 1 May 2007
Overview
Duke Golf Course in Durham, NC apparently has something of a national reputation among golfers and golfing fans, having hosted a number of national golfing championships.
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Links
Reference
- Duke University Golf Club official web site
Jogging Trail
Woozle Notes
...but I still think of "The Golf Course" as the place where I used to go bike riding (and probably disturbing the golfers) in the 1970s, before there was a separate jogging trail and before they paved all the connecting paths for the golfers. We were incensed when someone built a house right at the top of the entrance we used to primarily use (off Learned Place) – but then we found another one, near the bottom of Sevier... but then someone built a house in front of that one (they put their front path and mailbox right where our path used to be). So then we found a way around that, more or less in between the two houses, and that seems to have remained in a state of unspoken truce ever since.
Links
- Reference
- DUiki: duiki:Trails: the Al Buehler Cross Country Trail
- News
- 2007-04-26 Duke to Dedicate Research and Teaching 'Swamp' on May 2: The "SWAMP" project culminates in the new dam (which is just below the shot of the Washington Duke Inn above; the construction of the dam accounts for much of the sparseness of the trees in that picture) and works back almost to Highway 751 a.k.a. Academy Road / Cameron Boulevard.
- Pictures: