Thosee first signs of fall don’t arrive with fanfare. They creep in quietly, one yellowing maple branch, a flash of red on a ridgeline, the crunch of dry leaves underfoot. For hikers who know where to ...
BRISTOL, Tenn. — The mountains are starting to glow with the first signs of fall, and East Tennessee State University experts say this year’s color display could be one of the best in years.
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