Tag: adventure
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Black and White Creek
Style: Photography Genre: Black and White Software: Affinity Photo Shops: Pixels, Society 6, ArtPal This black and white morning landscape photograph was taken while hiking downstream from Ozone Falls, on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee. Prints available: framed, canvas, art, wood, acrylic, metal, poster, tapestry.
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Waterfall in Tremont
Here’s another photograph of Upper Lynn Camp Falls, taken yesterday in the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. It’s a scenic, two-tiered waterfall with easy access, located only 1/2 mile from the parking area. For another view, you can see the picture posted yesterday. Prints available: Pixels ArtPal Society 6 Thanks for stopping […]
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Upper Lynn Camp Falls
Located along the Middle Prong Trail in the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, Upper Lynn Camp Falls is one of my favorite waterfalls to visit. On days like today, when the water is relatively low, one can walk to the end of this rock wall, which drops 35-feet to the right (a.k.a., […]
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Bonzai on Bee Rock
Though it’s growing through solid rock in the wild, seeing this small pine tree on the side of Bee Rock reminded me of a Bonzai tree. I took this photograph in Monterey, Tennessee, and you can see more – fine prints, etc. – when you visit the following galleries: Pixels ArtPal Redbubble Hope to see […]
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Richland Creek
Style: Photography Genre: Landscape Software: Affinity Photo Shops: Pixels, ArtPal This is Richland Creek, located along the Laurel-Snow Trail in Dayton, TN.
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Bald River Falls
Adjacent to the Tellico River in eastern Tennessee, Bald River Falls stands an impressive 90-feet tall and consistently has a decent flow of water. This photograph was taken under a bridge along River Road. Fine prints and more are available in my galleries at Pixels and ArtPal. Thanks for stopping by!
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Bee Rock Overlook
Located 0.5 miles from I-40 in Monterey, Tennessee, the Bee Rock Overlook is a short hike to expansive scenic views of mountains and valleys on the Cumberland Plateau. A very broad capstone provides several areas to get comfortable, find shade and enjoy a peaceful setting. You can discover many fine prints featuring my photography in […]
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Shots From the Trail
Here are a few random photographs I took while hiking along the Laurel-Snow Trail, in Dayton, Tennessee. If you’re in the area and enjoy the great outdoors, then you should definitely visit this park along Richland Creek!
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Cascades on Richland Creek
This photograph of cascades running along Richland Creek was taken while hiking on the Laurel-Snow Trail, in Dayton, Tennessee. You can find fine prints and more in my galleries at ArtPal and Pixels. Thanks for visiting!
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Time Portal
The future. The past. Take your pick, adjust the dial, lock into position and press the green button labeled “GO”. It’s that easy. Although, it should be noted that, while this technologically advanced portal through space and time can take you anywhere, you may never return to the present. Just thought I’d mention that. Have […]
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Off the Beaten Trail
Leaving the Laurel-Snow Trail to climb a hill and step into the forest, I stepped back in time 100 years. At that time and earlier, the Dayton Coal & Iron Company had a mining operation at this Dayton, Tennessee location, along Richland Creek. Now, when exploring off the beaten trail, hikers can observe structural vestiges […]
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Morning on Richland Creek
With the water low, I was able to explore Richland Creek more closely. Seen here, morning sunlight has crested the gorge walls, casting reflections of gold and green upon largely still, shallow waters. A peaceful, beautiful scene. If you have an empty wall at home and would be interested in a fine print of my […]
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Return to the Laurel-Snow Trail
Located in a gorge along Richland Creek in Dayton, Tennessee, the Laurel-Snow Trail provides hikers with many scenic landscapes, waterfalls and rocky waterways. During the early 1900’s, the area was home to the Dayton Coal & Iron Company, with many remnants from that era still intact today – mine shafts, arches, retaining walls, structural supports […]
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Emory Gap Falls
Standing 20-feet tall in the Frozen Head State Park of Tennessee, Emory Gap Falls can be enjoyed on a 3 mile out and back hike. As with many other waterfalls, it’s best to visit the site following rain – especially during summer months. As seen here, the area also provides interesting geological features. You can […]
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Another Shot of Tellico River
I shot this photograph of white water rapids from down an embankment, slightly upstream of where Bald River Falls feeds into the Tellico River, in Tennessee. You can discover several fine prints available to accent a wall in your home, or workplace, when you visit these galleries: Pixels, Redbubble and ArtPal. Thanks!
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Tellico River
I shot this photograph upstream from Baby Falls, along the Tellico River in the Cherokee National Forest of eastern Tennessee. As seen on the large boulder in the river, as well as in the second photograph included, river rocks often have hollow carve-outs. On site, there were dozens visible in and under the water, as […]
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Hiking Quote
Few places in this world are more dangerous than home. Fear not, therefore, to try the mountain passes. They will kill care, save you from deadly apathy, set you free, and call forth every faculty into vigorous, enthusiastic action. John Muir
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Bald River Falls
Located in the Cherokee National Forest of the Southern Appalachian Mountains of eastern Tennessee, the scenic Bald River Falls stands 90-feet tall and can be viewed from River Road. Fine prints and more are available in these galleries: Pixels, Society 6 and ArtPal. Thanks for stopping by!
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Road Trip
Rolling with four-wheels on an open road in search of adventure, up and around the bend. As Jerry Garcia noted, “What a long strange trip it’s been”. The next rest area is only one mile away, so why not find a spot to park and have a look at prints and/or other cool items in […]
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Rushing Water
Bright morning sunlight breaches the top flow of cascading water, rushing downslope toward the leading edge of Stinging Fork Falls, located on the Cumberland Plateau near Spring City, Tennessee. For a selection of fine prints and more, you can visit my galleries at Pixels and ArtPal. Great for the home or office!