Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Wartburg, Tennessee, this is Crooked Fork Creek, a tributary to Emory River. In the background, the 18-foot tall Upper Potter’s Falls is visible. Find prints and more, here:
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Phil
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Phil Perkins · Photography 
21 responses to “Crooked Fork Creek”
Beautiful!
Thanks, Kymber ~ Glad you like it! 😊
Oh, WOW!! The two areas of water look like they’re racing each other! The rocks, the water – everything’s so beautiful!
Thanks very much, dear Robin! It was a nice morning to be on site, and I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the picture ~ have a great week ahead, my friend! 🤗🌹
You, too, Phil! Thank you! 🙂
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This is a beautiful scene! 🤗🌹
Thanks very much, lovely Holly! 🤗🌹
It’s truly beautiful, I wouldn’t want to challenge those white waters though! 😉
True. Yet, there is a spot nearby, downstream, where the water is deep with an almost turquoise color, where it’s calm and very peaceful. I think you would like it. 😙
That sounds lovely, just a bit of white water rafting and then relaxing on the turquoise river bank. 🗺
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Absolutely ! 🧺☀️🏝
Such an amazing image 😍
Thanks so much, dear Anita ~ glad you like it! 😊
A dreamy picture 😍😍😍
You are sweet, dear Balle ~ thanks! 🤗
So breathtaking
So glad you like it, dear Kally ~ have a great day! 🤗🌹
Beautiful photo Phil, you captured it perfectly!
Thank you, my sweet friend Tiffany! 😎🤗🙏🏻😊