This 15-foot tall waterfall known as The Sinks is located along Little River Gorge Road, in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. With a small parking area and no signs, its often overlooked by drivers, despite having a scenic overlook viewing area. You can find fine prints for your home or work, in these galleries:
Tag: scenic driving
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The Sinks
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The Sinks
Prints are available in my gallery and would make the perfect accent piece for an empty space on a wall in your home or office! This waterfall – known as, The Sinks – is located along Little River in the Smoky Mountains. Thanks for visiting!
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Scenic River
Here’s a photograph taken of whitewater rapids along Little River near The Sinks, a waterfall located in Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains near Townsend. You can enjoy this scenery on a wall in your home, when you visit any of my galleries to select one of many fine prints available. Other items, also. Thanks!
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Rolling River
Across the road from The Sinks and down a rocky embankment, these rolling cascades along Little River provide a scenic landscape to appreciate. If you’re looking for an accent piece to hang on a wall in your home or office, then you should visit my galleries to select an appropriate print to enjoy. There are many options, and customization is also available. See more here…
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The Sinks
Located along Little River Gorge Road, an unmarked parking area is home to The Sinks, a scenic waterfall in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. The area has dangerous currents, and warning signs (see photo) are posted for swimmers to use extreme caution.
If you’re interested in a new print for a wall in your home or office, then you can visit these galleries: Pixels, Redbubble and ArtPal. Several varieties are available to meet you wishes & I hope that you’ll find something nice.
Thanks for stopping by!
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The Sinks
Located in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, The Sinks is a 15-foot tall waterfall and popular roadside attraction for drivers along Little River Gorge Road. You can discover prints and other items available in my galleries at Pixels and Redbubble. Thanks for visiting!
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Byrd Lake Bridge Dam
Serving as the parks best-known landmark, the Byrd Lake Bridge Dam at the Cumberland Mountain State Park was completed in 1938 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 3464, forming a 35-acre lake for recreation.
See more – fine prints & other items – in my shops at Pixels and Redbubble.
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Tail of the Dragon
Spanning a distance of 11 miles between Tennessee and North Carolina, this section of US-129 features 318 curves and is known as the Tail of the Dragon. It’s been called “America’s most exciting 11 miles“, a potentially dangerous drive requiring attentiveness to safety and a sense of caution.
Unfortunately, many motorcycles and automobiles have crashed along this road, as some have sought to complete the route as fast as possible. And, of course, many of the turns have very limited (or no) visibility. So, please remain in your lane while driving, and enjoy the ride!
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Byrd Lake Waterfall
Located at the Cumberland Mountain State Park in Tennessee, the Byrd Lake Bridge Dam was built in 1938 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 3464, creating this waterfall. You’ll have to use your mind to imagine the sound of falling water, but you can certainly use your eyes to enjoy a fine print on a wall at home! So, visit my galleries at Pixels and/or ArtPal to select the perfect accent piece, for yourself or to give as a gift. Thanks very much!
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Byrd Lake Bridge Dam
- Style: Photography
- Genre: Architecture
- Software: Affinity Photo
- Shops: Pixels
Located at the Cumberland Mountain State Park in Tennessee, the Byrd Lake Bridge Dam was constructed in 1938 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 3464, forming a 35-acre lake for recreation. Prints available.
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Byrd Lake Bridge Dam
From the Cumberland Mountain State Park, a 1,720-acre park located on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee (formed as a New Deal-era initiative by the Resettlement Administration), this photograph features a view looking through the Byrd Lake Bridge Dam. The light on the ceiling is a reflection off of the lake, and, in the distance, a structure housing the Homestead Harvest Restaurant is visible. If interested, many fine prints are available in my gallery at Pixels.
Thanks for stopping by!
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Scenic Sunrise
This morning sunrise photograph was taken from a scenic overlook on the (new) Foothills Parkway near Wears Valley, Tennessee, featuring foothills of the Smoky Mountains. Prints and other items are available in my galleries, so stop by Pixels and/or ArtPal to have a look around. Have a great day!
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Road Trip
Rolling with four-wheels on an open road in search of adventure, up and around the bend. As Jerry Garcia noted, “What a long strange trip it’s been”. The next rest area is only one mile away, so why not find a spot to park and have a look at prints and/or other cool items in my gallery.
You can discover many great gift-giving ideas featuring my design, which is based on a free photograph from unsplash.com. You might also enjoy a flashback to Alpine Valley, June 21-22, 1985…
Song for Today
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Smoky Mountains Sunrise
This morning sunrise was photographed along the Foothills Parkway in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, near Wears Valley. A scenic drive consisting of old and new sections, several overlooks provide visitors with wonderful views. You can see more in my galleries at Redbubble and Pixels. Thanks very much!
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The Sinks
From the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, I drove down into the valley and along Little River, where I stopped to photograph this waterfall – known as, The Sinks. You can enjoy my landscape photography when you visit my gallery to select one of many different print options available. Thanks!
Phil Perkins Photography 