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On our trip to Maggie Valley last month, we took a side trip off the Blue Ridge Parkway to Balsam Mountain in North Carolina. This is the view of the Smokies from Mile High Overlook along Balsam Mountain Road.
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That's an incredible view George.
I can see the blue shadow of sky on the mountains.
Beautiful view!
Aahh, makes my heart flutter ;)
Awesome.
Another beautiful image!
What a gorgeous view of the mountain ranges.. they go on forever, especially when seen from a mile up.
Simply breathtaking, George.. thanks for the beauty, I really enjoyed it.
Have a delightful day :)
The views here and in your previous posts are excellent. MB
I Googled it, and there's no such word as Balsam! Perhaps everyone who lives there puts balsamic vinagrette on their salad. Hmmm. I thought there was Balsam wood...
Balsam put me in mind of Christmas trees. I've always liked the fragrance of balsam.
Beautiful, George.
Wow, that view goes on forever.
Your blog is beautiful, and your photography, amazing!
Maggie valley is a wonderful place, my friend has an ice cream shop there, or at least she did, have not heard from her in years. lovely shot
My Goodness George! What a breathtkaking view! Just leaves me Breathless!
George!!! I love this picture! Awwwweee I so miss Tennessee aleady with all of it's beautiful colors.
What a beautiful trip the two of you had!
Have a fabulous day!
Wow that is awesome!
Hmmm, I wonder why they call them the Smokies. Anyway, love the colors in this one.
AHHH! I get to see the Smokey Mountains!
Wonderful!
Linda
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Oh my, words can barely describe how gorgeous that is. It's almost like it's a painting because it's too beautiful to be real.
Your side trip sure offered some incredible beauty!
Fascinating! Reminds me the view I saw from Beragala.
love the colour combo.
magically bewitching...
The view is amazing with all the autumn colors on the hills and the mountains stretching to the horizon.
this is one gorgeous scenic view of the mountains.
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