Black Mountain
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Friday, February 15, 2013
North Fork Left Fork
Peaceful valley with some cows, near Black Mountain, NC along a road called North Fork, Left Fork. I don't know if anyone knows what the forks were originally of, usually it's the left fork of something creek or river.
If you drive up Right Fork of North Fork (heaven help the postal delivery) you get to the deadend near the reservoir for Asheville watershed. You can't see it, unfortunately. Except when the Blue Ridge Parkway is open and you go to the lookout at Craggy Gardens Visitors Center, and there it is about 10 miles away.
All of the creeks in Black Mountain end up in the Swannanoa River, and then the French Broad River, which flows west to the Tennessee River.
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as something that has been around for a long time, and I'm just thinking about the mountains and creeks.
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Most of our rivers head to the French Broad as well. In fact, we are near the headwaters of the French Broad River Basin. The East Fork (of the French Broad) runs near our house. Love the beautiful valley.
ReplyDeleteI agree - poor postal delivery people, especially if they are as easily confused as I am! Beautiful scene, so tranquil.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene. Some nice homes in that view. Would love to visit again.
ReplyDeleteQMM
My goodness, all those forks - but you wind up in a truly beautiful spot!
ReplyDeleteBarbara - I am creating a quiz for a training with Black Mt/Swannanoa teachers and would love to use this North Fork image. Do I have your permission?
ReplyDeleteThank you. Lorraine
Yes Lorraine. So glad you can use it. Barb
DeleteBarbara - I am creating a quiz for a training with Black Mt/Swannanoa teachers and would love to use this North Fork image. Do I have your permission?
ReplyDeleteThank you. Lorraine
Barb, I am creating a quiz for a training with teachers and would love permission to use this North Fork image. Would that be ok with you?
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Lorraine