And then sometimes the #appalachiantrail looks like this! Just immediately north of Tennessee route 91 at about Trail milepost 448. #at2015
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Another #appalachiantrail denizen, this one headed southbound toward Laurel Falls, TN #AT2015
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Sometimes the #appalachiantrail looks like this. That white stuff is hail, folks. #Hail Quite the storm yesterday hiking up Roan Mountain. Afterwards there were places the hall piled up ankle high. Just another day on #at2015
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Finally found someone slower on #appalachiantrail uphill climbs than I am! #at2015
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Then there are the times the #appalachiantrail looks like this (also Big Firescald Knob) #at2015
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Sometimes the #appalachiantrail looks like this. (going up Big Firescald Knob a couple days ago) #at2015
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Extra plant of the day: Partridge berry (Mitchella repens). Saw quite a few of these today on the way into Erwin, TN. #at2015
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Flower of the day : White Fringed Phacelia ( Phacelia fimbriata ) on the #appalachiantrail #at2015
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“…fair are the woodlands, robed in flowers of blooming spring…” This spread of white fringed phacelia ran on along both sides of the Trail for at least half a mile, maybe longer, coming down north of Big Bald. #at2015
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Sometimes the #appalachiantrail looks like this. A constant reminder that your roots can trip you up. #at2015
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