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Bulls Gap, TN: Redbuds late; sequences screwed up Monte Haun writes: The Redbuds are extremely late this Spring; the sequences of flowers and trees has been badly screwed up.I believe this Overlook is one of several along 25 E that has the fences topped with fossil bearing limestone. Very interesting.Comments re photo 34536 by Allen Owens, Big Rig Trucker, Cafe Connoisseur, and Nature Observer View from Clinch Mtn TN Redbuds Lake and Gray Clouds This story was posted on 2011-04-10 14:43:06
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