Little River in a quiet spot
View on Cades Cove Loop Road
Today I'm featuring some of the fencing on what we term the "Peaceful side of the Smokies."
Another view in Cades Cove
Fall foliage, mostly on the ground in this spot
A "gob" of split rail fencing at the visitor's center in Cades Cove
John Oliver Place
Cantilever barn
On Upper Tremont Road in The Great Smoky Mountain National Park where many years ago, I saw my first Kingfisher along this river. Click to make it big, but be careful so you don't get wet. The water is really cold this time of year. ;) See you soon, the Good Lord willin'.
Shared at The Art of Home-Making Mondays, The Maple Hill Hop, Good Fences
It's beautiful! I love the split rail fence and log cabin. And I really enjoyed you video. Very well done!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Jane
What a beautiful place! I especially like the first photo, but the scenery and fall colors in all of them are lovely! Very neat to see the old barn--it is almost see-through!
ReplyDeleteloving the landscapes and fence shots!
ReplyDeleteWe were just there last week! We hiked the Middle Prong trail at Tremont, up to Lynn Camp Prong Falls and a little beyond. Doug also hiked to Andrews Bald. I sat that one out. My legs and feet can't handle a steep rocky trail like that anymore. We did hike Little River trail up to Husky Branch Falls one day, though. I wonder if we might have passed each other somewhere along the way.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree: the most glorious mountain range in the USA! Look at the yellow and brown foliage, we don't have those here in my place. Thanks for sharing, the scenery is so dreamy. :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
My goodness you live in beautiful country! God's country!!! :) I would love to copy the sound of that river and make it my "white noise" at night when sleeping... Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat is all so beautiful. It looks so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteOh my friend, you had me in tears! You just have no idea how much I want to be there right now! Two years ago around this time, I was in Cades Cove. Such a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteHello, What a beautiful country side that you get to enjoy! Just the name of these mountain's make me smile. We need to stop and take a mental picture of all God's beautiful creation as soon as we blink snow will be falling! Hope you are doing well!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless, Roxy
What a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI love this time of year :)
Very nice !
ReplyDeleteSuch peaceful beauty! Thank you for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteoh wow memory flashback I remember Cades Cove for some reason-I know when I was a young child we camped and visited the smokey mountains during one of Dad's vacations. what else is there?
ReplyDeleteI have been through the Smokies a few times, but was always on a mission to get to the other side. Thanks for the photos. I adore a good split-rail fence :)
ReplyDeleteMy goodness. One shot is more beautiful than the next, but I think the third photo is the one that speaks to me most. Reminds me of my beloved North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by The Maple Hill Hop!
I love Cades Cove. My husband and I hiked to Abrahms Falls a few years ago for our anniversary
ReplyDeleteOh my you are making me miss those mountains!!! My kin....my roots.....my history
ReplyDeleteOh my you are making me miss those mountains!!! My kin....my roots.....my history
ReplyDeleteHello, the Smokies are beautiful. Lovely landscapes. Great fence scenes and photos. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeletemy favorite style of fence.
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful area. We've visited Civil War battlefields so of course have seen many split rail fences like this. There is something so beautiful about their simplicity.
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful area. We've visited Civil War battlefields so of course have seen many split rail fences like this. There is something so beautiful about their simplicity.
ReplyDeletethanks for linking!
ReplyDeletea beautiful area and that river is certainly moving fast in the video
ReplyDeleteA beautiful series of photos!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post for fences and gorgeous photography of the area!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend coming to you,
artmusedog and carol
How lovely and the fences are many & varied! I LOVE the cantilever barn & don't think I have ever seen one before so thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful country you live in. There were some great fences here for sure. Now following your blog.
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty there!
ReplyDeleteCountry side is beautiful. I enjoyed the Video. A real bonus of a blog on good fences and the rapid water, woodland. My place like yours was called. Richie Falls. I think you could browse Internet to see it. It is in Lochlin area. Canada.
ReplyDeleteI have Gods country also with the way your video is. We both are so blessed.
A gorgeous place. Nice images!
ReplyDeleteHello!:) Such lovely country scenes, rustic fences, and I love the barn. Have a great weekend!:)
ReplyDeleteThis posting on Cades Cove is awesome. I loved all the photos. Thanks for sharing this wonderful trip with us. I enjoyed this very much.
ReplyDeleteThis does look nice and peaceful, away from the craziness of this world.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
I remember Cades Cove from growing up and going there many times on our vacations. Very beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteWow! I've never been to the Smokies and am in awe of these beautiful photos. Thank you for th virtual tour :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this posting on Cades Cove very much. I hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving and will have a great Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place in which to dwell-so peaceful. Love the textures and the geometric lines of the rough fence posts juxtaposed with the soft foliage. You have a knack Miss Toni:)
ReplyDeleteHello, my friend! How are you on this lovely December day? You have been in my thoughts so I decided to pop in for a visit :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a delightful Thanksgiving, dear one. Can you believe Christmas is just around the corner?! We got our Christmas tree yesterday so the little one and I have been enjoying the decorating :)
Take care, sweet friend. Love and hugs!
That looks like beautiful place. Very nice !
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Hope to visit this National Park someday :) Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, so many memories! I've been to Cades Cove so many times with my family - first on family vacations with my parents and now with my own children. I used to dream that I would grow up and live there one day :) really beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteJust checking out your blog...
ReplyDeleteSaw this one on Cades Cove, one of my favorite places to visit! We used to live near Chattanooga in Pikeville and loved Tennessee.
Now we love in our own "Oliver's cabin" in Arkansas! It's 175 year old cabin with the logs still intact.. Amazing, but not as beautiful scenery as Tennessee. Thanks for posting!
Terry @ livingabovethenoise.com