Valkyrie Winter 2017 - Issue 2

Photo courtesy of Tyler Jagt
Best Eno Spots
on Campus
Story by Maddie Jordan, Co-Funk Editor
Greta Janulyte
Alexia Gonzales
Left: Senior Carey Blankenship and Nick
Kramer rest after hiking to the Reservoir
one Fall afternoon.
Top Above: Senior Savannah Robar and
junior Keiley Ayers hang out in their ENOs
in the forest by Viking Trail.
Bottom Above: Freshman Amanda
Tomlinson soaks in the sunset
beside the College Chapel.
Mallory Umberhandt
Amanda Highfield, Assistant Director of Recreation at Berry College, provided us with the
following information about hammock spots on campus:
“We have three hammock zones on campus. We have five hammocks for overnight rental
at $2 per day and two for daily checkout (free). Our staff are also qualified to instruct you
on hanging a hammock safely in a tree anywhere else on campus. All students utilizing
outdoor recreation spaces should be aware of hunting schedules and research areas.
Information on these important events/areas can be found here. There are trail maps
and illustrations of designated hunting areas as well as listings of current faculty research
projects which should not be disturbed. On main campus, however, there are plenty of
scenic and peaceful places students can hang a hammock.”
Top Right: This hammock spot
overlooks the Softball fields,
allowing for a great view during
the Lady Vikes’ season.
Left: Connor Lancaster rests in
his ENO outside of McAllister.
To see a map of the best
hammock spots on campus,
click here.
Mallory Umberhandt
Mallory Umberhandt
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