The fireflies start up at different times depending on soil, temperature, and other factors known only to bugkind. This year, they got going around the turn of the month. Viewing events are scheduled through June 7th, though getting in this year might require an extremely powerful wish—the spectacle has become so popular that the park only issues parking passes through a lottery. If they let everyone in who wanted to come, the fireflies would likely get trampled, park spokeswoman Dana Soehn explained to WBIR. (via)
Showing posts with label smoky mountains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smoky mountains. Show all posts
03 June 2016
tennessee fireflies be like
Labels:
fireflies,
lightning,
nature,
smoky mountains
06 October 2014
abandoned smoky mountain stuff
yesterday, huffpo misleadingly posted a story about a hiker "discovering" an old abandoned town in the great smoky mountains of east tennessee. today, the tennessean snarkily responded that everybody who knows anything is aware of this place, which was a vacation resort before the area became national park'd.
regardless, i want to spend a night there.
Labels:
abandonment,
found object,
lost,
old timey,
smoky mountains
06 October 2011
18 July 2011
21 June 2011
sweet tea vodka
UPDATE - kylie taught me how to embed
c and p that
dummy
i don't know how to embed videos from nytimes.com, so you'll just have to click the link.
Labels:
fireflies,
gatlinburg,
nsync,
smoky mountains
09 April 2010
impending apocalypse much?

"Brothers traveling in Mexico during Sunday's deadly earthquake photographed a surreal sight: The power of the quake lifting a layer of dust off a mountain range. The dramatic photographs were shot by Roberto and Adrian Marquez Marquez just after the 3:40 p.m magnitude 7.2 quake. The pictures show the area around La Rumorosa, the highest point in Tecate."
source. via.
Labels:
doom,
dust,
earthquake,
mexico,
smoky mountains
22 July 2009
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