Smoky Mountain Flame Azalea © William Britten use with permission only
It’s that time of year when the late-spring woods are lit up with various shades of orange, yellow and red of the Flame Azalea. The large wild azalea above was found along the Rich Mountain Road above Cades Cove, and the ones below were seen along the road between Big Creek and Cataloochee.
Smoky Mountain Wild Azalea © William Britten use with permission only
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Smoky Mountain Flame Azalea © William Britten use with permission only
I live in Gatlinburg TN, on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains. The Smokies are a very spiritual place, and I attempt to capture some of that spirit in each of my photographs.
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Were these year and when? I want to see them on Andrews or Gregory’s bald this year. Beautiful pics
Vicki … this was a few weeks ago on the Roaring Fork