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| Homestead, Oconaluftee Mountain Farm, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Click on image for larger view. Velvia slide film.) The Oconaluftee bottomlands were first settled by European/Americans in the 1790's, just below Rattlesnake Mountain, seen in the distant mist. This exhibit of a mountain farm consists of reconstructed log structures brought in to give visitors a sense of what it was like to live as early Appalachian homesteaders. |
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Early Settlers
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Beautiful shot of this log house with a lovely feel of history.
ReplyDeleteI suppose they were glad to have the smallest cabin as protection from the winters. I really like your shot with the misty look obscuring the distant items. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLovely place to actually live in eh Doug? :)
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