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Big and Little1925 viewsBig Jim is on the starboard and Little Jim on port.
(for Sandcrabs port and left have four letters)
Big Jim is my living history lesson for an area called Bumpass Cove. He can tell you waterfalls can be dangerous. Broke his back as a child falling from one, living up Patty Creek.
They are in pictured in California Fields, TN. Where there are more bears than folks. That's
because the Forest Service owns that area now. 
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Backbone Rock2123 viewsLocated on TN 133 about 5 miles from Damascus, VA.
The arch is man made for old logging trains. Note the size or the tunnel compared to the lady standing in it. Also notice the notch in the top of the tunnel. That is so the smoke stack of the train could clear the top.
While visiting the park, there is a waterfalls behind the photographer and a cascade in the park behind the lady.
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Nobody knows the trouble I've known........2101 viewsThinking about being hamburger is depressing.
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Tree2026 viewsThat's a tree, you know, like BEARS climb.
BJ just before cataract surgery, at Roaring Fork Falls.
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Quiet August Afternoon2014 viewsOf the multitude of cascades and falls along Spruce Thicket Creek this is my pick.
Bol'Dar and I ate lunch and just enjoyed a quiet August afternoon.
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Carrot Pepper2114 viewsThat is a carrot Pepper shaker for those eating Rabbit pie.
Yes, it was very good. Maybe this post should be under Critters.
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Lombard Street2074 viewsLombard Street, San Francisco, California, is supposed to be the most crooked street on earth.
Lot to be said for drinking while surveying.
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Second Bucket From The Left2114 viewsSan Francisco Helo seems about to land in the bucket.
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Yesterday's Train2149 viewsWheel from an old narrow gauge logging train now resting in Paint Creek Park, near Greeneville, TN.
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Cool Mountain 2063 viewsWhen looking at my camera download for Dugger I discovered little sprays and jets from beneath the rocks that were not that visible with the eye.
It was 72^ F when I left the parking lot but, 101^F when I arrived in Charlotte.
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AC2067 viewsNot as old as the Old Albatross but, a lot more bossy.
This image is at Lower Higgins Falls.
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Backbone Branch Cascades1941 viewsJust across the road from Backbone Falls and in the campground, Backbone Branch Cascaeds empties into Beaverdam Creek.
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