Every morning (depending on when you wake up) You have the option to go to a place called the cliff. And literally, its a cliff. If Ii were to fall it would be a good 20 - 25ft. before I hit something, then i would roll and probably not stop for a good hundred feet. But if you were to look past the the danger of the cliff, through the trees, and over a house or two; then you would see something that is absolutely breath-taking. Something that I know I don't get the chance to wake up to every morning. A view of houses, villages, trees and mountains. Its like driving through the Appleacion Mts. on your way to Pigeon Forge. And you get to the top of
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Early in the Morning -- Chad Caldwell
Every morning (depending on when you wake up) You have the option to go to a place called the cliff. And literally, its a cliff. If Ii were to fall it would be a good 20 - 25ft. before I hit something, then i would roll and probably not stop for a good hundred feet. But if you were to look past the the danger of the cliff, through the trees, and over a house or two; then you would see something that is absolutely breath-taking. Something that I know I don't get the chance to wake up to every morning. A view of houses, villages, trees and mountains. Its like driving through the Appleacion Mts. on your way to Pigeon Forge. And you get to the top of
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