Today's photo's were taken at Mingus Mill in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee back in September of 2006. It was a lovely day when we visited there. For more Watery Wednesday photo's, please click on the link.
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Love all the lush green. It does look like a pleasant place to visit. Calming.
Love those pictures, Gill!
I'd like to go there and sit awhile.
Great shots. I've never seen a mill before. Thanks for sharing these. And, Mr. Linky is finally working!
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looks like a luvly place to walk!
Wonderful spot - I'd love to stroll across that little bridge!
How lovely - looks so peaceful.
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Beautiful place to visit. Nice captures.
Those old mills are marvellous structures, and the surroundings are extremely pretty. Very nice photos Gill.
I've been here many times.
It is a lovely walk back that path. Sometimes the water is really flowing over.
Did you watch them grind in the building?
Nice shots - thanks for the memories.
Great photos. Love the top won.
thanks for all your comments, super busy today..
Gill
Reminds me of those gem "mines" where you buy a bag of dirt and sift through it looking for gemstones. have you tried this shot in black and white? Or even (yes) sepia? It would probably be very striking!
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I lived next to an old mill for quite a while. You captured the atmosphere.
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