 We managed to get out for a little while yesterday and hike around the mountain. The rain held off just long enough for us to get some fresh air. The temperatures were in the 60's again with clouds and rain moving in for the evening. It looking like the same for today. June seems to always bring rain to the mountain. I guess we should appreciate how it will help the wild flowers in July.
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6/6/2010 02:00:19 pm
Doug Y.
6/7/2010 01:09:52 am
G'day Allyson and crew: One of the things I like about staying at the lodge are the often spectacular night sights that can be seen, the constellations overhead and the thousands of lights in the valley below. I hope to always stay in cabin 9 when I come as I can leave my door open and enjoy those lights from Sevierville below. The Space Station !? The Shuttle separating from it !? Now there's a sight I'd really like to see ! I believe I, too, once saw the Northern Lights, but I believe it was after a few too many glasses of wine !! G'day to you all.
VICKI
6/12/2010 02:30:15 pm
BEAR FOLLOWED US OFF THE MOUNTAIN JUNE 6TH KINDA FRIGHTNING. HE FOLLOWED FOR ABOUT TEN MINUTES AND WE GAVE HIME OVER TO SOME OTHER HIKERS..OTHERWISE WE HAD A GREAT DAY AND VERY MUCH ENJOYED ANOTHER TRIP TO LECONTE. Comments are closed.
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