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Al (tnhiker) > Hiking Shelters photo
Al (tnhiker) > Hiking Shelters photo
Al (tnhiker) > Hiking Shelters photo
Al (tnhiker) > Hiking Shelters photo
Al (tnhiker) > This is how the shelter at Mt. LeConte looked before being rennovated. Advance to the next photo to see the rennovated version.
Al (tnhiker) > Here is the rennovated shelter at Mt. LeConte. Quite an improvement in appearance vs. the older style, eh?
Al (tnhiker) > In my opinion, all shelters in the Smokies should have a "No Fires" policy. The problem stems from lack of suitable firewood which results in people cutting-down things they should not (like signs, trees, parts of the shelters, etc.).
Al (tnhiker) > Hiking Shelters photo
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