Great Smoky Mountains National Park,
near Cherokee, North Carolina
May, 2009
From the Great Smoky Mountains National Park gallery.
Mountain Farm Museum
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park,
near Cherokee, North Carolina
May, 2009
From the Great Smoky Mountains National Park gallery.
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Hi Mike. I love this shot. It brings out the pioneer spirit in me. Is that fresh baked bread I smell?
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hey mike, i’m sure you got some real nice shots of that, well what is that, a log house? a barn? looks rich in detail.
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Davina – Thanks. There wasn’t any baking going on when we were ther.
Natural – Thanks. I think it’s a corn crib. Corn still on the cob was stored in the crib until needed for grinding into meal or for feed for the animals. The larger roof provided shelter for farm equipment, I think.