Linville Falls along the Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina. Heavy rain the previous day and night increased the flow and made it a murky brown.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Women like Daisy Mae always mean trouble. She caught the blogger's eye as he drove a Forest Service road adjoining private homes. Wanting to shoot a photo and unmindful of the curve in the road, the blogger backed up straight into a ditch, requiring application of 4WD for extraction and snapping off a mud flap that the Toyota dealer wants more than $150 for parts and labor to replace.



(Top) Plaque commemorating the Appalachian Trail at Amicalola State Park visitors' center, where the 8-mile approach trail leads to Springer Mountain and the head of the AT itself. (Middle) Highlighted driving route from the visitors' center to the AT head, accented by a feather the blogger found on the trail. (Bottom) The start of the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail. About 17 percent of the hikers who start at the southern terminus determined to hike through to the northern terminus in Maine make it.
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