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    Corps invites public to hike rediscovered segment of Trail of Tears [Image 3 of 5]

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    A tree trunk in a wooded area displays two mounted signs. The upper sign is a brown National Park Service marker identifying this location as a 'Trail of Tears Original Route Segment.' Below it is a blue square marker displaying the number '2.25', likely indicating trail mileage.

    SMYRNA, TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES

    05.09.2015

    Photo by Leon Roberts 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District

    A rediscovered segment of the Trail of Tears on Twin Forks Horse Trail near the East Fork Recreation Area in Smyrna, Tenn., now has signs that mark the area where Cherokee Indians passed through the area in 1838 on the way to Indian Territory in present day Oklahoma. (USACE photo by Leon Roberts)

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    Date Taken: 05.09.2015
    Date Posted: 05.13.2015 12:37
    Photo ID: 1931533
    VIRIN: 150509-A-EO110-003
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 17.12 MB
    Location: SMYRNA, TENNESSEE, US
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    A man on horseback rides along a dirt trail through a wooded, grassy area while a group of people stand to the right side of the path. The group consists of adults and two children, with one person holding a red clipboard or folder. The setting appears to be a nature trail or rural outdoor area during summer, given the lush green foliage.
    A middle-aged man stands on a narrow dirt hiking trail surrounded by dense green vegetation and trees. He is posing with both arms outstretched horizontally, pointing in opposite directions along the trail. He is wearing a backpack, jeans, hiking shoes, a baseball cap, and a white t-shirt with a 'Native History Association' logo.
    A tree trunk in a wooded area displays two mounted signs. The upper sign is a brown National Park Service marker identifying this location as a 'Trail of Tears Original Route Segment.' Below it is a blue square marker displaying the number '2.25', likely indicating trail mileage.
    Three adults are gathered in a wooded forest area, appearing to be on a nature walk or guided tour. The man on the left, wearing a shirt with 'Natural History Association' text and carrying a backpack, appears to be gesturing and explaining something. The two women are listening attentively, with one holding what appears to be a small branch or plant specimen.
    A group of adults and two young children are gathered on a forest trail, listening to a man in a white t-shirt and cap who appears to be leading a guided nature walk or educational tour. He is holding a red clipboard and what appears to be informational materials. The lush green woodland setting suggests a spring or early summer nature program.

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