dennis40x
US Veteran
Lovers Leap from which the view is splendid
Then we have the graffiti from lowlifes that trash the place.
Lovers Leap from which the view is splendid
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Lovers Leap from which the view is splendid
Then we have the graffiti from lowlifes that trash the place.
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Peter J.
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Figures it would be some jerks from Cleveland!
Alpo
Member
Maybe, if the world balances, after writing their names on the rock, they jumped.
A view to die for?
ingmansinc
US Veteran
An archeologist dream five hundred years from now. Tommy's ancestors were cave dwellers.
Douglas Haig
Member
Dennis, Have you ever been in the NC Smokies where they filmed the Last of the Mohicans.
ingmansinc
US Veteran
My wife and I might be in your neck of the woods in September. We are working on some vacation plans and they might include Spruce Pine and Banner Elk. We have stayed at the Pine Bridge Inn more times than I care to count and also love Banner Elk. I can't get enough of that real cider that a person can only find on the back roads.
hillmonkey
Member
I run coal trains through Spruce Pine every day. Great little town. Also love Blowing Rock, just live about 45 minutes away in Johnson City, TN.
Me too. I have a small farm in Piney Grove as well. Work in Erwin.
Were you at the Erwin gun show this past weekend? I was moving horses and didn't get to go.
Were you at the Erwin gun show this past weekend? I was moving horses and didn't get to go.
rburg
Member
We spent a few vacations there when I was young. My dad was a rockhound, and I was the packmule. He hunted rocks in the surrounding mountains, I got the honor of packing them back to his car. We got a small cabin in the place, very rustic. It was full of other guys hunting rocks. After the first year, our old chevy was packed to the gills with fossils from our region. We traded them to others in the evenings, after rock hunting and hauling all day. We often discussed the idea that our car wasn't heavier or lighter on the return trip. Loaded to the gills both ways.
