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Photos from the Southern Appalachians, from the Smokies to the Blue Ridge...and beyond.
SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS CAM
Photos from the Southern Appalachians, from the Smokies to the Blue Ridge...and beyond.
Photos from the Southern Appalachians, from the Smokies to the Blue Ridge...and beyond.
Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy NC
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May
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- Hot day in Chattanooga
- On Hiwassee Lake.
- Ribbon cutting near Murphy for new development (ce...
- Along Shoal Creek.
- View from the barn.
- Cherohala ride
- Long distance views, on the way up to the highest ...
- Transportation.
- High forest with remnants of ancient chestnut trees.
- Rhododendrons. Seems a bit early at this altitude ...
- From the top, the road winds down to Robbinsville.
- Nantahala River.
- Dark and light.
- Roadside poppies.
- Up close.
- In Maggie Valley
- Owner Dale Walksler starting up one of the old ones.
- This one runs too.
- Out front, beautiful Maggie Valley.
- Ready to ride.
- Well, I remember 25c...many years after this was i...
- New header photo
- On top of the Blue Ridge
- Spectacular color on the roadsides.
- Azaleas in closeup; serviceberry and honeysuckle? ...
- Up here, it's still early spring.
- Cold Mountain.
- Another....
- You can just see the Parkway, snaking up the tops ...
- View of Looking Glass Rock, at left, looking south.
- Cherry blossoms among the balsams.
- Near the highest point on the Parkway, 6047 feet, ...
- The balsams at this altitude, over a mile high, lo...
- Pickin' is back this week
- Stormy weekend (and most of last week)
- The only clear sky all day.
- Still more storms coming....
- After the sunset.
- Scenic Track Rock area, north Georgia (Brasstown B...
- This old building, like many of the remnants of fa...
- High speed Internet?
- On a clear day the view from the road to our house...
- I haven't yet figured out the name of this distant...
- And, there are cows!
- Nothing more beautiful than a meadow in bloom, eve...
- Full moon over the north Georgia mountains, after ...
- Ducktown Station, with Lisa Jacobi singing.
- Playing in the courtroom in Blairsville, Georgia.
- At the beautiful old Union County Courthouse.
- It's now a historical museum.
- Pickin' at the Chamber of Commerce opening, Murphy...
- Taking the cat for a walk.
- More ladyslippers.
- Saturday morning cat blogging: this is Gabrielle (...
- Pinks by Lake Apalachia.
- A spectacular azalea.
- Spring Festival in downtown Murphy, NC.
- Lots of old cars. More photos of the cars on my Fl...
- "Hoot" at the Henn. (The Henn Theater was in the ...
- Memorabilia.
- Tennessee
- In the middle of all this green (and pink from soo...
- ...a spectacular Iris.
- Talk about green....
- Toccoa River, near Dial, Georgia.
- Bluets. I first said 'Blue-eyed grass', but this g...
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1 comment:
I camped on the Cherokee Indian reservation in a tent back in the 70’s.
Today I think the Bear population is too large and I stay away from the Smokies.
After the current news of Alligator attacks in Florida I may just stay at home near Birmingham, Alabama.
Now that a Bear and also an Alligator has been spotted within 5 miles of my home. I may just carry a big gun. I hunt Whitetails and if hunters did not put fear of man in them you would see a lot more Deer attacks.
I can’t help but say that when the Alligator or the Bear attacks it is the human that is most afraid. One life lost to these brutal animals justifies population control of them. I like your flower pics.
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