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Laurel Fall in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Posted on December 23, 2009 by Steven Sentosa

Yesterday we were mainly just hiking the Laurel Falls Trail. It was beautiful there, but the area was really slippery. You can easily fall there. Kinda scary, because the edge was this really steep wall. You’ll be in deep trouble … Continue reading →

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