Friday, June 19, 2009

Roan Mountain









Our final fling in TN was to revisit Roan Mtn. to see the wild rhododendrons in bloom. They were blooming, but we were a few days too early for the peak bloom. We backtracked down the mountain to Carver's Gap where the AT crosses the pass. Oh my gosh, the pass is field for the most part and the scenery was breathtaking! Usually, photos just don't do justice to beautiful scenery; but, here I think words are inadequate. Notice the natural specimen I caught sunning himself on a rock. :)
We have rolled up our awning, pulled in our slides, released our wheels and we're on our way to Luray, VA near the Shenandoah Nat'l Park. Tulip is excited about another road trip!

6 comments:

  1. I sure looks beautiful up there. Nancy and I have enjoyed the beach alot and we sure miss ya'll. Keep having fun and keep the pictures coming.

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  2. Breathtakingly beautiful---even that petrified person on the rock!! Love the jeans and even a light jacket as we're burning up in "Searing Satsuma"!! Tell Tulip the ride is getting her out of the heat and maybe she'll be better!! Still have the puppy....

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  3. Astounding color ! Love it .....you are quite the photographer......more pictures more post ...Please !

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  4. I love your pictures am so glad you included a close up of Adriene....what a pretty woman she is....the old broad next do her is looking pretty good too...Thanks for pics of Tulip and Zeusy ....she not changed a bit....give that poor guy a hard time....love your account of the deer...interesting they would be so brazen...I like the dental experience....he just thought you looked much too young to be retired.....I just blogged and am really putting in time on Face Book or as it is know social networking...miss you both......

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  5. PS You are signed in as a friend on face book.....why not try writing on it occasionally......

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  6. Albert taking a nap . . . just the way I remember backpacking trips. Glad all goes well. Hoping I can connect along the trail when you arrive in the Northeast.

    Kody and John

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