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Wild Frontier, Wears Valley, TN

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: March 26, 2009
Barn on the way to our Cabins.

Down below our mountain cabins is Wears Valley, an idyllic, old farming community which oozes country charm. The people in Tennessee are wonderful folk, they either were born and raised here, or moved here from elsewhere, because they simply love the area. Their enthusiasm is contagious, which may be why people have been coming here to ‘get away from it all’ for their whole life

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On Top of Old Smokey

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: March 25, 2009
Master Bedroom at Awestruck Cabin

Here I sit, on top on Cove Mountain. There are 360 degree mountain views ringing these cabins. All the locals tell us they have never seen better views!

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