Some wild clouds
5. September in den USA ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C
Our base for Labor Day weekend.
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Cute base of a lamp
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Amazing Bookcase
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The morning view
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Squirrel Tree frog
6. September in den USA ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C
Black Rock Outlook
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Some plants at the lake
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Dragon flies (2 species)
6. September in den USA ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C
Widow Skimmer
female and male Slaty Skimmer
Black Rock Mountain Lake
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Striped Fishing Spider with Babies
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Eastern Tiger Swallow Tail
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Firefox Museum
6. September in den USA ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C
ReisenderSweet! My mom loved the books, my childhood memory of them is very no nonsense, cardboard covers with the same font as used on the Foxfire sign. Wish I'd gotten to see this! From Gemini: The Foxfire books began in 1966 as a experiential English class project in Rabun County, Georgia. Teacher Eliot Wigginton and his high school students started interviewing local elders to document fast-disappearing Southern Appalachian skills, oral histories, and folklore. The students initially published these transcripts in a quarterly magazine named after the bioluminescent fungus native to the local mountains. In 1972, Doubleday compiled the magazine material into The Foxfire Book, which unexpectedly became a massive national bestseller. Key Topics Covered * Traditional Crafts: Log cabin construction, blacksmithing, basket weaving, and wagon making. * Homestead Skills: Hog dressing, butter churning, food preservation, and soap making. * Folklore & Remedies: Snake lore, herbal medicine, faith healing, and moonshining. The project eventually grew into a 12-volume main series. Royalty proceeds from the initial books directly funded the land purchase for the Foxfire Museum and continue to support educational programs in the region.
Frida Taqueria & Cantina
6. September in den USA ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C
Some damn fine food here. Not your average Mexican restaurant that cannot be bothered to be original. This was definitely so much better than that.
American Toad
6. September in den USA ⋅ 🌙 24 °C
Tiger Drive-in Theatre
6. September in den USA ⋅ 🌙 22 °C
We watched “Coyote vs ACME”. Lovely experience. Unfortunately the website indicated the wrong time (9:00 instead of 8:30) but we saw most of the movie. Also, the battery of my car almost ran outWeiterlesen
Tallulah Gorge overlook 5
7. September in den USA ⋅ ⛅ 33 °C
Tallulah Falls Dam
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Tallulah Gorge Overlook 4
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Tallulah Gorge Overlook 3
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Tallulah Gorge SP Visitors Center
7. September in den USA ⋅ 🌧 22 °C
The remnants of a tight rope walk across the gorge
7. September in den USA ⋅ ☁️ 22 °C
Tallulah Gorge Overlook 1
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Tallulah Gorge Inspiration Point
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Cute Lichen at Tallulah Gorge SP
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