the drive between cherokee and maggie valley is littered with awesome signs.
it's as if time stopped in 1981.
granny's restaurant - happy birthday angela - cherokee casino in background
cool valley motel (no pool)
"he plays that choctaw bingo every friday night, drinks that johnny walker at the club 69" - james mcmurtry
hemlock motel seems to have gone the way of many carolina hemlocks
all you can eat country vittles!
seriously back in time
sweet spot for a dish barn
starvin' marvin's - stop! and shop i need your money!
smallest house in the world? but room for a porch.
stompin ground for all your square dancing and clogging needs
abc store for all your grain alcohol needs
chainsaw bears, amish jams
i bet the flapjacks are good here
tarheel kountry kitchen - home of the BIG biscuit, biker wear
we were out there to go to sequoyah national golf course, which is a really wild place, and another story for another day.
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he doesn't look like my people. looks more creek than cherokee. LOL!
hmmm... he's on the cherokee reservation, but maybe he was 'relocated' from a more creek-ish place!
it might be hard to sculpt fine details ; - )
hahaha! roger that!
that has to be the smallest house ever. Yes - everything still looks the same as when my mom took me and my brother to Soco Gardens. The clearest memory I have of that place was the HUGE pit of snakes they had. It was like looking at a car wreck - you didn't want to see thousands of snakes writhing and twisting around each other but you couldn't take your eyes off them.
we stopped at soco falls - beautiful! didn't see soco gardens, or a giant pit of snakes - thank you lord! sounds kind of scarring!
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