A day in Tennnessee Mtns.

[Tnmountains]

I went up to one of my leases today and took a few pictures played around some.
The veiw of the bluffs and below to the valley.
Two of our ponds
TnMountains

 

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[Tnmountains]

As is yours neighbor.

 

[Charmin]

If only those rocks could talk--oh, the stories they would tell!!
That is some great scenery, TnMountains!!
regards~~sandcreek

 

[Tnmountains]

If only those rocks could talk--oh, the stories they would tell!!
That is some great scenery, TnMountains!!
regards~~sandcreek

They would talk about the ancients who once lived there those crazy hang gliders, moonshiners and hopefully remember me. I watch storms march across that valley and slam into that mountain and those rocks never ever flinch
Cya

 

[fossis]

Beautiful country

Fossis................

 

[warsawdaddy]

Great pics! What area of Tn? You are very lucky.

 

[Tnmountains]

Great pics! What area of Tn? You are very lucky.

This is about 30 miles from Chattanooga overlooking Sequatchie Valley. I have lived lots of places but this will always be home.Thank you

 

[RGINN]

That's pretty country. My Great Grandmother was named Melinda Tennessee Posey, but she wasn't from there. I been to Memphis twice, and once we camped up north of there, but never farther on. Here's a tip for tourists, like me. Never, ever, walk through the gate at Graceland and tell security, 'My second cousin was married to Charlie Feathers, call up to the house and tell E I'm here.' It don't go over. Looks like I need to get out there and go farther into the state.

 

[naturegirl]

I got to spend a week in Chattanooga once a looong time ago. Didn't really get to go out in the country much, but what I saw I fell in love with. did get to the top of lookout mountain. Complete with hang-gliders. Mercy, it was something. Thanks for the pics.

ng

 

[Tnmountains]

Great pics! What area of Tn? You are very lucky.

This is about 30 miles from Chattanooga overlooking Sequatchie Valley. I have lived lots of places but this will always be home.Thank you

I thought some of it looked familiar ! My folks used to live out in Dunlap. Course, I've been all around that area ! I just love all of the places up around Fall Creek Falls !

Across that valley and straight up the next mtn is Fall Creek Falls. You are looking at your old home place

I got to spend a week in Chattanooga once a looong time ago. Didn't really get to go out in the country much, but what I saw I fell in love with. did get to the top of lookout mountain. Complete with hang-gliders. Mercy, it was something. Thanks for the pics.

I have always felt Chattanooga was some kinda tourist trap to be honest with Rock City and Ruby Falls.It has changed a lot and the downtown area has a lot to offer with all the river walks and scenery.
ng

 

[naturegirl]

I remember Chatanooga as a kind of dreary, dirty city, but I was in college, visiting a boyfriend, so really didn't pay a whole lot of attention to the city. But I do remember the countryside, and have always wanted to see it again. My name is on a plaque down on the riverwalk somewhere. A group of Oklahoma artists headed up by Bill Glass won a commission for some of the art work installed at Ross's Point? I believe. It came down to crunch time and they realized they hadn't planned on covering the bolts securing the art work. They were gonna be stuck with ugly bolt heads showing. They came up with a cover, and I volunteered my time to expedite the process, as did forum member buckshot. The artists were so grateful, they said they would include our names on the dedication plaque as "studio artists". So, hopefully someday I'll get to see my name, and the installed artwork. But I always have wanted to see that country again. Thanks for the pics.

ng

 

[slimpickens]

looks like a great place to just set and read a book

 

[Tnmountains]

Thanks for looking. I am heading up there in the morn to poke around for a while. Maybe I will see something new. Have a great Independance day.
TnMountains

 

[Silver Searcher]

Great pics! What area of Tn? You are very lucky.

This is about 30 miles from Chattanooga overlooking Sequatchie Valley. I have lived lots of places but this will always be home.Thank you

And very luky you are to, to have a wonderfull home like that

 

[Tnmountains]

Great pics! What area of Tn? You are very lucky.

This is about 30 miles from Chattanooga overlooking Sequatchie Valley. I have lived lots of places but this will always be home.Thank you

And very luky you are to, to have a wonderfull home like that

Ahh my friend silver searcher.Yes I am lucky but what joy it would be to swing my detector down that old road of yours. : ) Thanks for the comment

 

[bravowhiskey]

Those are some truly great pics of some beautiful country TN. You are a lucky man to be able to care for such treasure.

 

[Produce Guy]

Man those are hangglidding mnts.

 

[Tnmountains]

Man those are hangglidding mnts.

You are right they are. We look up and see them flying all the time. The jump off is not far from there. I bet you have a kite>

 

[lessthanzero]

Tennessee is beautiful, especially around the mountains. I love the Johnson City area, great people from a great state. Love the photos, brought back memories.................

 

[Tnmountains]

Tennessee is beautiful, especially around the mountains. I love the Johnson City area, great people from a great state. Love the photos, brought back memories.................

We are the Volunteer state for a reason. Thank you I am proud of the people also. You are in Basic training? We thank you sir.
Regards,
TnMountains