Posted by Thomas Biggs on June 18, 2008 at 11:55 PM
A thank you goes out to Jerry for pointing Harold and I in this direction!! While we where there we where trespassed upon by some guy and his workshop group
Hey! I'm glad you found it! It's a wonderful place don't you think?
Hey Thomas, how close are you to Fish Trap Lake in Pike County? TECO actually proceeded to remove a mountaintop and fill the headwaters for the lake. All without a Federal permit and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have done nothing about it. The damage to the lake is devastating. Check out my blog for the article. If you can get me up there and are close let me know. Send me a direct email or call me at 423-335-8245
Sweeet! It's the little things that really make a picture. You shot this at the perfect level to block out all the depressions in the grass. My shot was a bust! I will visit this place again before the circus comes to town next year.
Posted by Randy Hargett on June 20, 2008 at 10:07 AM
Nice shot Tom! The workshop guys you saw...... they weren't taking a nap here were they? I sure could. I love the greens and dof, but most of all, I like that "untouched by mankind" feel it has. Not many of these places left. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by Cindy Nowlin on June 20, 2008 at 12:04 PM
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Hey Thomas, how close are you to Fish Trap Lake in Pike County? TECO actually proceeded to remove a mountaintop and fill the headwaters for the lake. All without a Federal permit and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have done nothing about it. The damage to the lake is devastating. Check out my blog for the article. If you can get me up there and are close let me know. Send me a direct email or call me at 423-335-8245
I like it
Sweeet! It's the little things that really make a picture. You shot this at the perfect level to block out all the depressions in the grass. My shot was a bust! I will visit this place again before the circus comes to town next year.