By special request of my dear friend Sophia Ismaa I’m going to share with you the waterfall at the Old Mill in Pigeon Forge Tennessee.
I was asked to describe the atmosphere of the scene.
As the late fall sun eases it’s way West the crystal clear blue sky fades into a soft purple in the Eastern direction and a golden band on the Western skyline. The shadows of the Great Smokey Mountains began to grow long as the crowd makes it’s way from shop to shop in the little tourist village. Pigeon Forge is a showcase for Appalachian artists. Paintings, pottery and woodworking can be found in almost every shop. The breeze carries wonderful aromas wafting from the Old Mill which is now a restaurant. As we make our way down to the Pigeon River below the mill the sound of falling water overcomes the clamor of crowd in the streets above. The golden sun is now disappearing behind the mountains and the streetlights are starting to come to life. This is magic hour and I have the power to freeze time.
Wow! My oh my! What a picturesque river! Wow! β€
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Thank you Tammy. I’m glad you enjoyed it β€
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What an incredible atmosphere!
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Thank you B. β€ I don't get to go there often but it's worth the trip.
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I will put it on my βto seeβ list for when I will finally take this plane to the US ! π€π€π€
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Possible one of the most beautiful and vibrant photographs Iβve seen! ππ I need to visit Pigeon Forge. Itβs funny how the truly beautiful places are usually outside big cities sometimes.
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During the tourist season it’s densely populated. To me it is a large to wn because I’m used to a population under 2k people. I would be surprised if there’s more than 500 people that would be considered my neighborhood.
You would enjoy the art and the shows. There’s also Dollywood amusement park close by.
And thank you so much for the compliment of my photography. β€
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Hard to imagine that… I live in London and we have millions of people here. Both small towns and big cities have a magic of their own which should be celebrated. Although small towns just have a … kinder feel.
This is the first Iβve heard of a Dollywood amusement park and Iβm already liking the sound of that. Not sure what it is but it sounds like a lot of fun!
You are welcome. β€οΈ
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It used to be Silver Dollar City but it was bought by Dolly Parton in the 80s and she changed the name. This was her hometown and so after a successful music and acting career she brought her success home.
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Oh! What a fantastic shot of running water! π Makes me thirsty. Cheerz!
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Thank you brother β€
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That is a beautiful shot
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Thank you β€ I'm quite proud of it. π
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