#sevierville

[borisryzhyaskblog]

Taxidermy from bass pro shop, featuring a few pictures of my new ESSA

[maldeveloped]

[artstudioofthesmokies]

Fall festivities with Mary Ann & Friends!

Such fun with these awesome artists!

#fall #pumpkins #fallcolors #fallpainting

Artstudioofthesmokies.com #artstudioofthesmokies

#dandridgetn #douglaslake

#douglasdam #paintingclassnearme #artparty #artclass #paintingpartygatlinburg #paintingpartypigeonforge #paintclass #smokymountains @visitmysmokies

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Douglas AD-6 A-1H Skyraider US Navy BuNo 139665 N665TC NX665TC by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: Douglas AD-6 A-1H Skyraider US Navy BuNo 139665 N665TC NX665TC Photo taken 15th July 2025 at Tennessee Museum of Aviation located at Gattinburg-Pigeon Forge Airport Sevierville Tennessee HAC_5489

[ees-photography]

[bobceffula]

There were bears aplenty around the cabin we stayed in for my sister’s bachelorette weekend. We obviously didn’t mess with them, but it was VERY cool to see them hanging around

[kimzplace]

First snowfall of the season at the 𝗟𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗘 𝗟𝗢𝗗𝗚𝗘 (elevation 6,360 feet in the 𝗦𝗠𝗢𝗞𝗜𝗘𝗦 near 𝗚𝗔𝗧𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗕𝗨𝗥𝗚).

So far there is about 1" of snow. More possible, mainly above 5,000 feet through this evening.

[firsteditionbookblog]

This photograph came to me as a gift from the grandson of Carlos Campbell. Campbell was a great proponent of the idea that the high country between Sevierville and the Cherokee Reservation should be somehow protected from commercial development, a idea which would ultimately become The Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Campbell toured with printed examples of his photography to show local residents and national dignitaries the rare beauty of the southern mountains. His work, along with such figures as Horace Kephart, helped to motivate both North Carolina and Tennessee legislators to support the development of the Park. As shown on the reverse of the image, this was used in those presentations and is numbered as 380. I have another I’ll post at another time. The image itself depicts a farmer, and the caption reads: “Tennessee - Near Sevierville Sorghum is grown generall thought the valleys (foothills). Planted in rows as seen here, it is grown for making “molasses” — known as “the poor man’s sweet”. Sown broadcast or drilled in closer rows, it is often brown as fees for cattle and horses. Cutting cane (sorghum) on the far of L.A. Latham, Route 5, Sevierville, Tennessee. Great Smoky Mountains National Park region. October 2, 1934.” The park was officially created in June of the same year. A special thanks to Frank who gifted me this fine photograph. . . . . . . . #carloscampbell #greatsmokymountainsnationalpark #blackandwhitephotography #gsmnp #sevierville #tennessee #photography #northcarolina #thesmokies #antiquephoto #sorghum #molasses #farming #knoxville #tn #nc #blackandwhite (at Sevierville, Tennessee) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqoG0f3pjk8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=