The dogwoods are in full bloom right now. I just wish it lasted longer! Enjoy!

White Dogwood Blooms - North Carolina State Flower

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In the March/April issue of WNC Magazine, my spring creek photo is shown on pages 88 and 89, two page Vista spread. I love it!

Dogwoods in bloom beside Ruff Butte Creek

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These are our Bradford Pear Trees blooming in white. They’re always the first trees to bloom. Just love it!

Welcome Spring!  Bradford Pear Trees in Bloom

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Happy Thanksgiving - Pumpkin patch and haystacks (two photo effect, background blurry)

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I finally got to Chimney Rock this fall. It was at its peak color! This is the view from the Opera Box. You can see Lake Lure and the Hickory Nut Gorge area for miles and miles.

Chimney Rock with Lake Lure in the background

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View from The Pinnacle at Pilot Mountain. You can see miles and miles of the Piedmont area of North Carolina.

Click the play button to watch.

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Just visited the place for the first time this week. A great little trip! Right now it’s peak color.

Pilot Mountain in the autumn, notice Hanging Rock State Park in the background

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These are female elk grazing in the field beside the Palmer Chapel inside Cataloochee. Wonderful place to go see the elk population that has been reintroduced in this area.

More to come!

Elk in the field beside the Palmer Chapel inside of Cataloochee

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Triple Falls is in the Dupont State Forest in North Carolina. If you’ve seen the movie, The Last of the Mohicans, you may recognize the part when Hawkeye and the Mohicans are escorting Cora and others to the fort, up the side of the waterfall.

Triple Falls in the Dupont State Forest (Two upper falls and one lower fall on the Little River)This waterfall was shown in the movie, The Last of the Mohicans.  (The part when Hawkeye and Mohicans are escorting Cora and others to the fort.)

Triple Falls in the Dupont State Forest (Two upper falls and one lower fall on the Little River)

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Look for lake and pond reflections this year…. when the wind is quiet, they are usually very pretty. This shot was from a small creek.

Autumn Tree Reflection

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