Would You Swim In the Tennessee River If You Knew What Was In It

blue'sOld Faithful

Sewage discharge and spills is poised to get worst. Most of us have swim in the river, but in years past it has been less and less, at one time Natchez Trace site in Colbert County was full of people swimming in it, but times have change since people are becoming more inform of the dangers of it and there are not as many people anylonger who swims in the good old Tennessee River, this was an article written back in 04/14/2004 http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_49275.asp don't drink the water if you swim.

7/9/071:44 AM

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