Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/01/2017
Abrams Falls, Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/01/2017
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is known as the salamander capital of North America.
Kristi Parsons
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05/07/2017
Take a stroll down Sparks Lane in Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/07/2017
Take a walk around Cades Cove. It's the perfect area to soak up the beauty of the mountains with the family and fill your camera full of lifelong memories.
Kristi Parsons
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05/08/2017
A 100-year-old Cadillac left behind by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/08/2017
Indian Flats Falls tucked away at mile 4 of the Middle Prong Trail. Watch your step! The falls are home to many local salamander friends.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/01/2017
Historic Farm Site along the Porters Creek Trail.
Kristi Parsons
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05/21/2017
White trillium is just one of the many wildflowers that can be found in the White Oak Sinks area of the park.
Kristi Parsons
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04/25/2017
Midnight Hole.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
04/25/2017
Midnight Hole is a great spot for a break.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/01/2017
Exploring the Elkmont Troll Bridge in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/01/2017
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the salamander capital of the world. Take time to meet the locals!
Kristi Parsons
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05/21/2017
Explore the Mountain Farm Museum to get a glimpse into the Smokies of the past.
Kristi Parsons
Photo Date: 
05/21/2017
Step into a Smoky Mountain stream and cast all of your worries away!