I just arrived at Mark and Wanda's |
I might not be losing any weight this week |
Their house is set up for some serious porch visiting. |
Beautiful country views in every directions. |
Awesome! |
They had to cut his vest off after the wreck, but he was able to save all of his patches. |
Took me back to my Grandpa's country home. |
Sign says no tresspassing, hunting, fishing and a few other things. |
.....but there's Mark picken the lock. |
Those little wiener dogs chase up that hill like it was only 100 yards to the top instead of a couple of miles. |
One thinks he's a pointer, the other a blood hound |
Crazy looking stalks |
Turns out they are rhododendrons |
The shooten hole |
I wonder how many rounds it took to make it. It is at least a foot deep. |
Edible? Not for me to find out. |
Shades of ........ |
Deliverance |
The Mule House |
The country home with carport and work shed that is doubling as a motorcycle garage for a few days. |
A perfect country setting, they even have a little creek flowing through the back yard. |
Where Mark goes, they go! |
This large paper wasp nest is in one of the bushes by the driveway. He wants to save it when it goes dormant. |
If you look in that little hole, you can tell it isn't dormant now! |
First Cabin! |
Mark took me up to this old fire lookout |
Just a short hike he said! |
A Large fire came through here 2 years ago and burned of the top of the tower, but it has been replaced. |
Hoping to eliminate vandalism, but it seems to have little influence. |
This is Waya Bald, a place where trees naturally won't grow. |
This is way bald, a place where naturally won't grow. |
Some of the trees killed by the fire. |
The moisture in the air makes for the namesake, the Great Smokey Mountains |
You can see the Franklin airstrip in the valley |
A little closer look at the Waya Bald |
We stopped at the Wilson Lick Ranger Station on the way down the hill |
It amazes me how some of these old buildings have survived all of the years against amazing odds |
Older than me, better shape |
Bucky, Grettle, and Daisy proud Home Owners. |
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