Alabamas Mountain Country – Southern Living
Here is a link to help plan a fall trip to the Alabama Mountains…What better way to spend a hot summer day. Little River Canyon threads through some of the
Keep readingHere is a link to help plan a fall trip to the Alabama Mountains…What better way to spend a hot summer day. Little River Canyon threads through some of the
Keep readingPublished on Jun 15, 2012 by GreatSmokyMountains Late May through early June marks the time when Elk calves are born throughout Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The National Park Service monitors the elk
Keep readingPublished on Jun 8, 2012 by GreatSmokyMountains Thanks to the warm and very wet winter we had this year, the rosebay rhododendrons are providing us with one of the most spectacular blooms that
Keep readingThe Kicinski McCoy family spent 4 days experiencing the wonders of East Tennessee. These are just a few the memories they made, set to the music of Smoky Mountain songbird,
Keep readingUploaded by GreatSmokyMountains on Jun 2, 2011 © Great Smoky Mountains Association 2011.J.C. McCaulley spent part of his childhood growing up in Cades Cove. He and his wife Margaret have collected his stories
Keep readingRecorded in the mountains of Kentucky. This Bull Elk was a brute! He wasn’t afraid and watched us as much as we watched him. He was the king there. 🙂
Keep reading© Great Smoky Mountains Association 2012. Waterfalls are one of the Smoky Mountains most prominent features. Over 100 prominent cascades and waterfalls can be found in the park, and this
Keep readingA delightful book from artist Sheri Amsel featuring Adirondack flora and fauna–a great way to introduce youngsters to nature and the alphabet at the same time. The artist’s furry creation,
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