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Snow Dusting in Fall

A dusting of snow on a cool fall day in October covers the trees near the Devil's Courthouse Tunnel.  Photo taken Saturday afternoon 10/17/09.

credit: Bob Hutson
added: October 23, 2009

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Pat Watkins  post: (Wed - Oct 28, 2009 9:39 AM)

We were there! We were attending WCU Homecoming. My husband, his sister Becky and her husband Jan; his brother Henry and his wife Jane; we were staying in Waynesville.

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