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Taken of the Jane Bald on Road Mountain on the Appalachian Trail about two miles from Carvers Gap.
Laurel Run Falls in Hawkins County, near Church Hill in Laurel Run Park.
Upper Little Stoney Creek Falls near Coeburn, Virginia.
West Prong of the Little River in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Gay Wants or Fringed Polygala at the Rock Creek Recreation Area.
Snowy Orchis in the Rock Creek Recreation Area near Erwin, Tennessee.
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Whether you're looking for fresh fruits, vegetables or made-from-scratch items, the Kingsport Farmers Market has something for you.
Our thanks to Richard Currie, who sent us these photos he took at a recent visit to Bays Mountain Park.
By: Richard Currie
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