Author Archives: Granger Meador

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About Granger Meador

I am retired from employment and enjoy reading, technology, day hikes, art museums, and photography. My wife Wendy works in the Bartlesville Public Schools in northeast Oklahoma, but this blog is outside the scope of any employment.

Charon’s Garden

After a couple of weekends without day hikes due to a conference in Kansas City and subsequent illness, I was anxious to hit the trails again.  Former student Quincy Amen, currently living in Lawton, had invited me to visit him … Continue reading →

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Thin Is In

For years I relied upon desktop computers, but I’ve used three different styles of Dell laptop computers at work over the years and a laptop has been my main machine at school for seven years.  At home I’ve owned laptops … Continue reading →

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Athens-Big Fork Trail to Eagle Rock Vista

My final day of hiking for Fall Break 2010 began with me checking out of my old hotel in Hot Springs.  Next time I visit I’ll opt for a more modern budget hotel outside of downtown, since I did not … Continue reading →

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Looping at Lake Ouachita

The second day of Fall Break began with me at the local iHop enjoying a hearty breakfast to carry me through ten miles of hiking at nearby Lake Ouachita. After driving 20 miles to the lake, I stopped in at … Continue reading →

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Winding Stairs

I have a new favorite trail in Arkansas as of today – the Winding Stairs Trail at the Albert Pike Recreation Area 60 miles west of Hot Springs.  It is a lovely trail, although the nearby camping areas are shuttered … Continue reading →

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