Little River Near Tremont

As the autumn gives way to winter in the south, I am continuing to enjoy reminiscing of the Smokies.  Today is Thanksgiving, and we are spending it in middle Tennessee with my brother and his family.  The terrain here is hilly and not as mountainous as the Smoky Mountains, but Tennessee is Tennessee.  It will always be “home”, and the beauty of the wooded countryside, the slower pace, and the down home charm are prevalent throughout the state.  I am currently about 3 hours west of the Smokies, but it feels like they are just around the corner.  Today I am thankful for my upbringing in rural Tennessee, my southern heritage, and the beauty of my native state.

The image below of the Little River was taken just inside the park near the Tremont area north of Cades Cove.  We spent our final morning here shooting.  The fall splendor was almost gone in this particular area, but there were a few splotches of color remaining in isolated spots along the river.

Little River @ Tremont, GSMNP

This entry was written by Mark , posted on Thursday November 24 2011at 08:11 pm , filed under GSMNP (Smokies), Landscapes, Water . Bookmark the permalink . Post a comment below or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

2 Responses to “Little River Near Tremont”

  • “It’s a beaut, Clark!!”

    Very nice image, my friend!! Oh, Happy Thanksgiving, btw!!

    I remember our last morning there very well. It was great just getting out of the car to do a little walking, camera gear in tow!! The air was nice and crisp, a slightly overcast sky. All the right ingredients for a perfect day of shooting. I keep thinking about how we need to go back real soon, such as the spring.

  • Brent Johnston says:

    I agree! Walking the river, wonderful views everywhere, but looking for those extra special spots and angles, was thrilling. When near perfection was discovered, it was like a gift from God. I never fail to experience that rush again and again as I look on the images captured from that trip. Thanks for letting me tag along. 😉

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