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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
Al (tnhiker) > Hiking Shelters photo
This is how the shelter at Mt. LeConte looked before being rennovated. Advance to the next photo to see the rennovated version.
> This is how the shelter at Mt. LeConte looked before being rennovated. Advance to the next photo to see the rennovated version.
This is how the shelter at Mt. LeConte looked before being rennovated. Advance to the next photo to see the rennovated version.
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