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The Beautiful Biltmore Estate/alight for Christmas
... the restroom building was beautiful!
From the gardens, we drove across the property (the entire estate is 125,000 acres, all of which were landscaped by Frederick Law Olmsted, the creator of New York's Central Park)
to the Biltmore Winery, where we sampled, purchased, and enjoyed several wines and a ...
Goodbye TN, hello North Carolina & Virg
... a bit before reaching Asheville, NC. They had a wonderful little urban hike around their downtown city center that we took Easley on. Then headed to our campsite so we could put our tent up in the diminishing daylight. The next day we took off for Richmond, VA but ended up staying a little before in Petersburg due to a late start on our part. We were at such a nice camp spot in Asheville it was very hard to leave, it ended up working ...
Day 23 - Asheville - North Carolina
Start up the dueling banjos, today I went from Tennessee to North Carolina via the Appalachian Mountains. OK so we didn't really have any dueling banjos, but we did listen to Dolly singing about the Great Smoky Mountains along the way, so that must count for something :) Despite 5 feet of snow falling on the mountains a couple of days ago our coach driver still tackled the winding road to take us up and over the Appalachian Mountains through ...
Asheville, NC
... was zero cell or data service for any of our providers, so we had to move on Sunday to Bear Creek privately owned campground which sucked in comparison…Oh well…
We hit up several breweries & restaurants during the week and enjoyed an afternoon at Biltmore Estate, but in reality Asheville sort of let us down. I think we had built it up too much in ...
Pisgah National Forest
... of our sleeping bags, praying for rain so we could give our sweat-salty bodies a brief rubdown, anything to take away the stickiness of two days and eight hard-hiking miles without a shower. But nothing came then of the rumble we heard, and nothing came later either, despite my night-time vigilance. We only heard the hysterical cry of a coyote and a strange bird Chris confused for a laser. Perhaps an owl, too.
But this evening we had water and so set ...
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