This is the final post from my visit to the Cherokee National Forest. This photos are actually not in the forest but of roads and properties just outside the forest. One is an abandoned farm that is for sale. There was proof that it was once loved with the irises and other decorative flowers still coming up in the weeds.
Until next time.
Lovely! I could live there, a hermit sort of life.
I grew up isolated like that give me the suburbs any day. LOL! I don’t have to drive for 20 minutes to get to the first gas station…
Beautiful photos.
Thanks!
I enjoyed the picture so much as I LOVE old country roads and photos of the past. That garage reminds me of one we had w-a-y-y-y-y back when but our had huge doors on it. About a dozen years ago, a tornedo levelled it and it is no more.
I think should a strong breeze hit this one it’ll be no more but it literally hugs the mountain the other side of the road is straight up. Because of that I think this one will go to genteel decay.
Mary Louise Eklund 
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