Econo Lodge Cherokee
US Hwy 19, 20 River Road Cherokee, North Carolina, 28719, United States
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Joy to the World!
... Day. Later we went to eat lunch at the Partridge in a Pear Tree restaurant. This restaurant is as decorated as the hotel and a wonderful place to eat. We sat in the "angel room". The manager explained that a mother/daughter from Louisiana spent over three weeks painting the ceiling with angels. Beautiful! We had a full Christmas meal of turkey, ham, pork, ...
O Holy Night
It's Christmas Eve! We had a wonderful day today. After checking out of our hotel, we had an amazing Christmas Eve dinner at a restaurant called The Old Mill. It is situated by a small river with a waterfall, and it's right next to a historic old mill. It was greatly decorated for Christmas, with wreaths and bows outside and trees and other decorations inside. We had a table right next to the window looking ...
Smoky Mountain Christmas
Merry Christmas from Tennessee!! It was good to be back in the beautiful Smoky Mountains! One of my favorite books is Christy by Catherine Marshall. "Living in the middle of beauty like this, we've no call to have puny ideas about God." Looking at the beautiful Smokies, this quote seems just about perfect! We drove part of the Blue Ridge Parkway, and soon entered Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We have been ...
It's a Gingerbread Christmas
This morning we went to the Grove Park Inn. This hotel holds many events throughout the year, but in my opinion, the neatest event is the National Gingerbread House competition. Competitors from all over spend months designing and building their gingerbread houses, and bring them to the hotel to be judged and displayed. This year there were over 200 gingerbread ...
SO, WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT NATIVE AMERICANS?
... I AM A PROUD CITIZEN OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, I AM ALSO,
AN ALABAMIAN. I LEARNED NATIVE
AMERICANS ARE JUST THAT. I LEARNED
THEY ARE A PROUD PEOPLE WITH DEEP
BELIEFS AND SO MUCH MORE.
WE SAW, HERE, HOW THE PEOPLE OF
THIS VILLAGE LIVED IN THEIR DAILY LIVES.
I NEVER ASSOCIATED THEIR WAY OF LIFE
AS A COMMUNITY... JUST AS WE LIVE IN ...




