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Appalachian Sweet Farmhouse close to Watauga Lake, Boone, Ski Mtn, Wineries
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Appalachian Sweet Farmhouse close to Watauga Lake, Boone, Ski Mtn, Wineries

Appalachian Sweet Farmhouse close to Watauga Lake, Boone, Ski Mtn, Wineries
Beautiful updated farmhouse in N.E. TN mountains.
Microwave, oven, dishwasher, coffee/tea maker

Beautiful updated farmhouse in N.E. TN mountains.

10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1)
"As soon as you pull in you are greeted by a beautiful willow tree. The property is just amazing, from the trout stream to the house. Oh my, the house, it is picturesque, it should be featured in a magazine. It is the cleanest vacation rental house we have stayed in. A big plus, just a short drive to Watauga lake. The host, Gary, is super friendly. We can’t wait to come back!"
Beautiful updated farmhouse in N.E. TN mountains.
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This photo was taken just inside the Tennessee border. I had been staying at a cabin with my roommate and her family. We arrived at night at a time when I could not see the pond. When I woke up the next morning, we went outside and I was in awe of the beauty. It was bright, vibrant, and perfectly picturesque. The cabin we stayed in was hard to get to; it was on a one way gravel road up the side of a mountain. It is seemingly untouched, yet if I had turned the camera around, the viewer would notice power lines running up the side of the mountain. This picture seems to preserve the idea that Appalachia has not been touched by humans. #appalachianechoes
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