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Looking down from the trail into the bottomland. This may have been cleared farmland at one point.
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The stone piles off the trail are foundations from early settlers' homes. These stones are all that remain.
The trail crosses a branch of Laurel Creek via a log or rock hop.
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David Hitchcock
Feb 6, 2016 near Wildwood, TN
“Looking down from the trail into the bottomland. This may have been cleared farmland at one point.”  

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Looking down from the trail into the bottomland. This may have been cleared farmland at one point.
The trail crosses a branch of Laurel Creek via a log or rock hop.
The daffodils are usually seen around old homesites. Here, the trail opens up where old farms and homesites once existed.
The creek follows the trail as it makes its way to Laurel Creek.
A trail through the woods as you climb toward Laurel Creek Road.
The trail moves through tall trees between Laurel Creek Road and Crib Gap Trail.
Finley Cane Trail as it moves away from Laurel Creek Road.
The stone piles off the trail are foundations from early settlers' homes. These stones are all that remain.
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