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Walking t
JENNIFER STANLEY Staff Writer 1
I
South Carolina is more than 400 1
^ miles wide stretching from the ocean to J
the mountains.
And now, nature lovers will be able
to hike across the state via the Palmetto 1
Trail. ]
mi. . -n.I m- ! i_ .
ine raimeitu irau is a worn, in
progress that establishes a path across (
South Carolina highlighting individual 1
historical spots, towns and cities and the '
geography of the state. ]
"Our function is the trailway building 1
group," Tom Dawson, a Columbia
A Palmetto Trails coordinator, said. "We (
^ design a corridor for pedestrians. Can 1
people walk across the state?"
The Palmetto Trail is funded by an (
Alternative Transportation Grant. The 1
trail, which is open to hikers and bikers,
is being opened in passages that provide !
two to three-day hikes. Camp sites are 1
designated every eight miles.
The first portion of the trail opened !
in 1995 and now three paths are open: {
High Hills of Santee Passage, Lake 1
Moultrie Passage and Swamp Fox <
Passage.
The Palmetto Trails planners are 1
? September 14, 6p.m.
"Internet Safety," Towers
Computer Lab.
September 14, 8:30 p.m.
"Catch the intruder,"
Bates & Horseshoe Areas
Ride f h
J HAPPY BUS Pick Up
930 @ Quad
9:15 @ South Towe
\ 9:45 @ Univ. Comm
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rails could c<
beginning to map out the route through the Palmetto1
Columbia. They hope to take hikers S.C. Departmi
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uiruugii suui areas as run uuuusuii, rive ouare iviuseux
Points, Maxcy Gregg Park, Use and the Richland Ci
Ihree Rivers Greenway. Committee ar
But according to Dawson, they are Communities
encountering a problem making a safe until 5:30 p.n
path for pedestrians through the city. Museum.
"Pedestrians were left out of the Dawson s
equation. Most streets are not designated of Transportati
for pedestrians," Dawson said. "We don't about pedestr
want to shut out cars, but integrate look at trar
pedestrians and bikes into the automobile e
transportation plan." broaden their
Because a large portion of the Governn
downtown are is USC, areas of concern transportatio
are the Five Points and USC areas, and stalls rear
Dawson said although there are business lead
crosswalks, people do not always use to attend the
them, especially in these two areas. lectures and
He said city planners should look at planning, plar
signs like footprints in grass areas to information a
determine where people cross the streets, and safety im
"Plan around what's there. Be The-confer
sensitive to how students get around the and senior cit
city as opposed to how they should get participants,
around the city," Dawson said. "ItH be 1-800-416-89
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caoici \aj get wucic tiiej want iaj. auuut t&ie x ai
To encourage city planning for 0 8 7 0 o r v i
pedestrians and bikers, Palmetto Trails, www.sctrails.
US
September 8, 8:30 a.m. tol Septem
5 p.m. "Operation ID," "The wc
bicycle registration, Do" club
Towers Area Office T. Wasb
September 15, 8:30 p.m. Lisa @ 3'
"Catch the intruder," ir
South Area *Septe
September 15, 2 p.m. "Operat
"Psychomotor therapy/ registrati
group," Counseling and
Human Devlopment "Septe
Center, 900 Assembly St. "In Lc
2nd floor, committment to Towe
full participation required Septem
"Payne
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Septem
"Alpha E
UlCUltcl
meeting
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to College I
every Tuesday stai
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lie Gamecock Monday, Septemtx
ome through
Conservation Foundation, MOUNTAIN
ent of Transportation, S.C. :
n, The River Alliance and Jf^i \/ f
ounty Transportation (a V [A
e sponsoring the Walkable M&L w> \ J ?
conference from 8:30 a.m. ( **|j#
1. Wednesday at the State \. * &
aid the S.C. Department
ion has been under criticism
ian issues. Although they *.
isportation from and '
ingle, they are trying to s
view, he said.
lent officials, city and \
n planners, school boards L
eation planners and major \
ers are being encouraged \
i conferences, which will
1 discussions about city
is that work in other cities,
bout trails and greenways st?i? parks
iprovement ideas.
ence costs $10 for students _ patmatto Tr
izens and $25 for all other _ Rtvaca/uki
For form information call wLwim
37. For more information
metto Trail, call 803-777sit
their website at
net.
>C Dateboc
iber 9, 7:30 p.m. September 10, 7 p.i
>rld of Tae Kwon "Self-aefense," Bates S
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59-2813 for more "Drop-in self hypnosi
iformation Counseling ana Hum
:mber 9, 8 a.m. Devlopment Center, S
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Office "Sigma Gamma Rho" ii
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>ve & Danger," 305
;rs Classroom September 10, 8 p.i
iber 9, 7:30 p.m. "Clover, screening wi
family recital," author Dori Sanders
ichool of Music Gambrell Auditoriui
ecital hall September 10. 5 d.i
iber 9, 7:30 p.m. "Meet Student Governi
Fsilon Delta' pre' Day," Student Governi
honor society Office
, CLS room 0u5
Welco
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