Thursday, March 25, 2010

Hiking Black Mountain



(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it.)

Black Mountain is a part of the Cumberland Trail State Park here in Tennessee. In addition to the cross-state trail that passes over the mountain, there is a loop trail around the mountain top. The loop trail has a couple of nice overlooks and with the help of our trusty tripod, I got this picture of me and my favorite hiking partner on a summer hike.

17 comments:

Kirigalpoththa said...

Fascinating place! Superb view from there..incredible!!

Busy Bee Suz said...

What a sweet looking couple. Do you know them????
:0

MadSnapper said...

This photo trumps all the waterfalls and bird pictures for sure. Scenery plus the two of you so what could be better? this is a great photo. did a stranger take it for you? whomever did was good with your camera.

Kay said...

WOW! What a view!

Ginny Hartzler said...

This is the best picture of the two of you yet!! What a beautiful and happy scene.

Regina said...

Beautiful and wonderful!

HappyK said...

Looks like the view is more than worth the hike up there.

A Lady's Life said...

Wow what a happy couple enjoying such a beautiful view! :)

myonlyphoto said...

Beautiful serene view, and nice picture of you and your partner George. Anna :)

SandyCarlson said...

That is one incredible view. A great photo, George. I feel all warmed up just looking at it.

EG CameraGirl said...

Cool photo of the two of you!

rainfield61 said...

Superb!! I always like the peak.
The overlook is simply amazing.

Ruth's Photo Blog said...

looks like you are on top of the world,both literally and figuratively.
Blessings,Ruth

Carletta said...

You certainly had beautiful skies to hike under!

Small City Scenes said...

Wow, you two really are on top of the world. MB

Covnitkepr1 said...

You are really great with that camera. I love the fact that you give me pictures that I'll never find in any magazine. I love to see the beauty of God's creation.
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Cheryl said...

And a most wonderful photo of you and Betsy!