Sunday, September 29, 2013

We're Back!

Well, we're back a little sooner than anticipated. We've actually been back a few days now, but I've been staying off of the internet and avoiding any news for my own sanity. Mostly by binge-watching the entire first season of Orange is the New Black which is my new favorite show, holy shit is that show good.

Anyway, here's a few snapshots of the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. Since it is technically "illegal" to climb on an elk's back and ride him a round, there are no photos of us doing that.



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Young Black Bear, Great Smokey Mountains National Park



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Laurel Falls, Great Smokey Mountains National Park
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Grazing Elk. Great Smokey Mountains National Park

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Moss-covered rocks, Great Smokey Mountains National Park

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Meadow, Great Smokey Mountains National Park

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5 comments:

Debra She Who Seeks said...

Super photos -- looks like a wonderful vacation! I especially like those big moss-covered rocks.

My Rare One and I have just finished watching "Orange is the New Black" too -- loved it! Now we say to each other at least once a day "I threw my pie for you!" Looking forward to Season 2 which will be released next year.

Who you callin' housewife? said...

Beautiful! The bear made me scream, though.

Professor Chaos said...

Yeah, I don't know why, but moss is one of my favorite things in the world.

Professor Chaos said...

Oh, no. He's a good boy. He wouldn't hurt anyone. Look at that little face !

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous. I drove past the Great Smokies on a cross country trip years ago, your pics make me wish we would have had the time to stop a while.