Cades Cove, Tennessee






Lots to see while at Cades Cove, within The Great Smoky Mtns. It's an 11 miles loop, there are many stops to drive in and get out an explore. Stretch your legs and get in some hiking if you so desire. Such a must see. I love all the history, the style of all of these barns and buildings. I would guess when it is more prime season there would be even more going on. Even though it was off season (rainy overcast day) so to speak, the crowd was there! Such history and awesome view to see. Thank you for stopping by. Have a great day! Be Well & Be Blessed!! Beth ( ; 

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Ruth Hiebert said…
Fascinating area. I would love to visit that area sometime.
6/12/17, 8:41 AM
A Colorful World said…
Stunning shots of the barns and buildings. I am always sad to know that someone was displaced here, but getting to see the testaments to their past lives is always a treasure. Love Cades Cove! Have a wonderful week!
6/12/17, 10:17 AM
George said…
Cades Cove is popular any time of the year, and you are likely to encounter crowds no matter when you go. It is still a great place to visit, however, and we never get tired of going there.
6/12/17, 5:38 PM
Rose said…
You got some great pictures...I would love to go back there again sometime.
6/12/17, 8:23 PM
This N That said…
Love the old, weathered buildings.Great shots..Hope you are staying cool..
6/13/17, 9:10 AM
eileeninmd said…
Hello Beth, pretty scenes from Cades Cove. I have been there twice, the mill is my favorite. Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
6/13/17, 9:14 AM
William Kendall said…
It looks like quite a place to visit!
6/13/17, 12:02 PM
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