Last Snow of Winter at Critter Creek Cabin

[Richard S]

Here's hoping that this was the last snow of winter at Critter Creek Cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee:

Oh, and Jesse, the key to the cabin is under a rock down in the creek.  

And by the way, that's a woodshed in the foreground, not an outhouse.  

[Brenden]

Richard,

As always,great pic of your "Hideaway"

Thanks for sharing here!!

We are hoping for 40 degrees this week to melt off some of our snow!!

[Richard S]

Thank you, Brenden! I think of you up there in the "frozen northland" every time the Weather Channel reports another Canadian Clipper coming across the border.  

[Billmack]

Richard,
You’ve got a piece of heaven there. A real picture post card.

Bill

[DTM_39]

Richard, That water is cold, which rock? Nice cabin, looks like a very peaceful place.  Dan

[Richard S]

Dan:

Here you go.  

[Brenden]

 

[MountainMan]

Richard,

As always you make Critter Creek look like a wonderful place to be.

[CaptBW]

Richard,

You need another sign:  "Do not look under this rock"

[Richard S]

Richard,

You need another sign:  "Do not look under this rock"

Captain:

Good idea. I should also probably add some small print warning about the resident Chelydra serpentina (a.k.a., Northern snapping turtle). He should be coming out of hibernation soon -- all 20+ pounds of him. Ducks and waders beware! He'll be hungry at first.  

[RickP]

Looks like a great place. Thanks for sharing.

Rick

[DTM_39]

Richard, Is that 5 feet deep. With all this rain it might be 10 by now.  Hope all is well. Dan

[Richard S]

Dan:

The Great Smoky Mountains were on the south side of that storm system, so we missed the heavier rains. Still and all, the streams are running full around here.

We're off to the cabin early in the morning for the weekend . . . Easter in a little corner of the world which the Lord has richly blessed.

[tracker]

Pax vobiscum.

[Richard S]

Thank you, Tracker. We're now packed and headed out the door. Have a good weekend!