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Visitors of the Smoky Mountains can reach Chimney Tops – a mountain that the Cherokee Indians called Duniskwalguni, meaning ‘forked antlers’ – after a two mile hike along a steep trail. It’s a beautiful view, and one that you can enjoy everyday on prints available in my gallery at Fine Art America. I hope you’ll visit and find something you like, either for yourself or to give as a gift. Thanks!
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Beautiful.
Thanks Vijay 👍
Truly breathtaking, Phil! What a beautiful planet we live on – and you show it to us in such beautiful ways. I ❤️ the textures in those rocks, esp. WONDERFUL! 👏👏👏👏👏
I appreciate your kind words, dear Robin ~ thank you! It is a nice area to hike and, having emerged from the forest, the views are wonderful! I’m not sure which type of rock is present, but one can observe several sets of peoples initials carved during the 1960-70’s, still visible.
Initials! Very interesting! I wonder if the people who put them there ever come back to visit. 🤔Thank you!! 🤗
Very beautiful scenery there. 😎
Thanks John 👍
Beautiful capture and wonderful view! Thanks for the help ! Have a great day dear Phil! 👌👍🌹
Many thanks dear Inge, and I appreciate your message! 📧 Wishing you a great day, as well! 🌹🌹🤗🙏🙏
Looks rough, I don’t think I want to be lost in such a place. Cool name though – Chimney Tops. 🙂
Thanks, dear Nguyễn. The views are wonderful ~ glad you like it 🤗🌹
Gorgeous views and photos! I am a broken record when I comment your photos. You see my likes, you can hopefully hear this in your head 🙂
I always appreciate your kind words, dear Ritva ~ thank you very much! Wishing for you a great Friday! 🤗🌹
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