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Latest News
May 16, 2018 - Robinson's third Appalachian trail Thru-hike has begun. Find his Field Notes under The Travels tab.
April 20, 2018 - The Latter Half of Inglorious Years is now available from Amazon and bookstores!
March 2, 2018 - The Latter Half of Inglorious Years is finished and has gone to the editor! Look for publication soon!
January 2018 - The Appalachian, Notes from the Field, and Life in Continuum are now available from Ingram, std discounts, rtnble
April 2017 - Returned from Nevis with 15 chapters, new friends, low blood pressure, and a good tan. May I go back now?
November 2016 - Fled to Nevis in the Caribbean
October 31, 2016 - Are there any reading groups out there? Fiction? Science-Fiction? Travel? I will provide up to 10 copies of The Appalachian, Life in Continuum, or Notes from the Field to the first reading group of each genre to get in touch, in exchange for reviews on Amazon.
October 6, 2016 - A second edition of Notes from the Field, with improved maps and updated cover art, is now available.
June 24, 2016 - Field Notes have begun. See Travels page.
June 2016 - Robinson departs for France at the end of this month for a re-hike of the Alps and a reconnection with Hannibal.
May 19, 2016 - Notes from the Field is live on Amazon.com!
April 2016 - Work on Notes from the Field is complete. Look for it in bookstores or on Amazon soon.
Jan 2016 - Robinson is at work on his next book, Notes From the Field: A diary of Journeys Near and Far.
Dec 2015 - The Appalachian has been named to Kirkus Reviews' Best of 2015!
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The Farm
Robinson-Hackett Farm, located in Smith County, Tennessee, was established on November 18, 1915 by Dr. Charles Ward Robinson and his wife, Velma Hackett Robinson.
The 2016 season was abbreviated for me since I spent a good part of it overseas, the summer in France, Greece and Norway, and the fall and winter on the island of Nevis in the Caribbean. I saw the spring, though, and summer's overgrowth when I returned from Europe. After four years in the ground, my paw paw trees finally bloomed. Mockingbirds ate all the little fruits, though. Maybe I'll have better luck next season. 2016 will also go down as the year I had to put up a fence to keep the varmints out; didn't want to but the pests were doing too much damage. Below is a short slide show for 2016.
Images From 2015
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