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New weblog Touts Adventure Opportunities Across Kentucky By Elaine Wilson News for State of Kentucky/Commonwealth News Center Frankfort, KY -Stories about adventure opportunities in Kentucky are now available online with a new weblog from the state's Office of Adventure Tourism. Regional writers will provide material for the "Outdoor Adventure," Some of the topics already covered include winter hiking, Mammoth Cave, goose hunting, eagle watch weekends at state parks and various travel options in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. It can be viewed at Get Out KY.com "Outdoor Adventure" will give readers the chance to hear about all the wonderful adventure activities available in Kentucky from people who have experienced them firsthand," said First Lady Jane Beshear. "Even avid outdoor enthusiasts may discover new places to explore by reading this (weblog)." "Outdoor Adventure" currently features eight writers covering four regions: west, east, north central and south central. The eight writers are: Sondra Rankin, a professional tournament angler from Paducah (west); Obbie Todd, an outdoor adventurer and naturalist in Owensboro (west); Nicole Bull, a public affairs specialist at Land Between the Lakes (west); Seth Wheat, a college student who grew up in Pikeville (north central); Dennis Crowley, a hiking activist from Louisville who is a member of the Kentucky Recreational Trails Authority; Cory Ramsey, an outdoorsman who grew up in Hickman and lives in Bowling Green (south central); Steve Ruth, an outdoor enthusiast who grew up in Pike County (east); and Dean Henson, a naturalist at Pine Mountain State Resort Park (east). "These stories and photographs through their exciting personal experience will inspire Kentuckians and out-of-state visitors to get out and explore our beautiful varied landscapes," said Elaine Wilson, director of the Office of Adventure Tourism in the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet. "Our writers enjoy the outdoors and these stories provide a great way to let others know the types of adventure tourism opportunities we have in Kentucky." "Outdoor Adventures," will be updated each month, Wilson said. More information about parks, trails, cycling, boating, fishing, horseback riding, climbing, camping, caving, ATVs and more outdoor opportunities in Kentucky is available at www.getoutKY.com or www.kyunbridledadventure.com This story was posted on 2011-02-04 10:20:49
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