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    These are some of the cabins and barns that are kept restored in the Great Smoky Mountains NP. The fall colors just add that nice touch to the great looking old structures.



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    Pretty cool structures, and lovely colours and textures. Good to see them being restored and looked after. Love the chimney in the first one
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    I really like the 3rd one. The way you framed the picture makes the house look so little in relation to the rocks. You can expect some hobbits to live in there.

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    Thanks. They do a great job with the restorations, talked to a guy recently that is part of a project of photographing all the old structures in great detail to assist in keeping them as they are. Would love to get in on that project!

    Ewaizel, actually it is a small structure. It's not a cabin that someone lived in rather a small barn type building, not sure for exactly what though.
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    Lovely set, but that third one is def. a framer. Lovely comp. Very well done Chris.
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    All very nice! Looks like a nice place to hike yet again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ewaizel View Post
    I really like the 3rd one. The way you framed the picture makes the house look so little in relation to the rocks. You can expect some hobbits to live in there.
    I agree. Just love those huge rocks in the foreground.

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    Great series, love them all. Wonderful find and great processing.
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    Looks a lot like Cades Cove. Very nice set.
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    Thanks again everyone. Barefoot you are close, it's Roaring Fork. Nicer than the Cove in my opinion!
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