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Powderhorn Glamp
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Powderhorn Glamp

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Powderhorn Glamp
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Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk

Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk

1615 Tynecastle Highway, Banner Elk, NC
The price is SAR 450 per night from Apr 1 to Apr 2
SAR 450
SAR 507 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Apr - 2 Apr
8.6/10 Excellent! (1,007 reviews)
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This is another example of the new vs. the old Appalachia through contrasting nature with development. Instead of a shopping and entertainment center, this is of a newly developed home that is (most likely) hundreds of thousands of dollars. It sits on a smaller hill, right off highway TN-91 in Wills, TN, an extremely small junction halfway between Laurel Bloomery and Mountain City. The frame doesn’t contain as much nature as other photos purposely. The goal in that is to show we can combine the new needs of Appalachia with the old beauty, but at a certain point, the new may strip away ‘too much’ of the old. #appalachianechoes
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