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Top of the World

No, these photographs weren’t taken on Mount Everest. Nor were they shot from hole #27 at the Delaveaga Disc Golf Course, in Santa Cruz, California.

Rather, these views were captured while visiting Clingmans Dome, located in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park along the state line between North Carolina and Tennessee – the tallest peak (6,643-feet) in Tennessee.

Fortunately, you won’t need to climb a mountain to enjoy these scenic views. Instead, you can visit my gallery to discover a variety of fine print possibilities featuring your favorite image, including: framed, canvas, tapestry, metal, art, poster, acrylic and wood.

Good photographs. Quality prints. Wonderful views. Thanks for visiting!

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34 responses to “Top of the World”

  1. Subha Nair Avatar
    Subha Nair

    👌👍

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      TY dear Subha 🤗🌹

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  2. Joey J 📸 Avatar
    Joey J 📸

    Beautiful sceneries!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks Joey 👍

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  3. christinenovalarue Avatar
    christinenovalarue

    💙💙☁️

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      TY dear Christine 🤗🌹

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  4. 100 Country Trek Avatar
    100 Country Trek

    I love your images of Tennessee. Top of the World, Anita.

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks very much, dear Anita ~ have a wonderful Wednesday! 🤗

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  5. Jackie in Italy Avatar
    Jackie in Italy

    Beautiful!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thank you so much, dear Jackie ~ wishing you a great day! 🤗🌹

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  6. bridge2nature Avatar
    bridge2nature

    This is beautiful, anywhere can be top of the world.

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Right on, Dan – thanks! 👍

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  7. GeoDel PhotoTravelogue Avatar
    GeoDel PhotoTravelogue

    Clingmans Dome was a short but difficult dome to climb. I must have stopped a hundred times before I reached it. You can say I did “climb a Mt Everest”. Great shot!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Cool, thank you! 👍

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  8. John Avatar
    John

    Wow, I’ve never seen views like this in these mountains, there are mountains surrounding Las Vegas that are at 6600 feet! Beautiful photos, Phil. 👍🏻

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thank you, John 👍🏻

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  9. BERNADETTE Avatar
    BERNADETTE

    A truly beautiful piece of the planet that you captured perfectly, Phil.

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      So kind of you to say, dear Bernadette ~ thanks very much! 🤗🌹

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  10. dininimapentrutine Avatar
    dininimapentrutine

    Superb!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks 👍

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  11. Michele Lee Avatar
    Michele Lee

    That’s quite a view! 🌄

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      It’s a wonderful sight to behold, as are you this morning, my lovely friend. 💯 What’s kind of a trip is visiting this place on a busy weekend afternoon, where you’ll count in excess of 25 different state license plates. And, it’s sometimes a gamble with the clouds – it can be as thick as pea soup and without a view…making it easy to appreciate natural beauty, when present. 😉

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      1. Michele Lee Avatar
        Michele Lee

        Your description reminds me of a few locations in Maui. Having your head in the clouds isn’t the worst thing. 😶‍🌫️

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        1. Phil Avatar
          Phil

          Thanks Michele, I’ve heard it’s beautiful. 🌞 Hopefully I’ll get there one day. 🤞🍀

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  12. travelling_han Avatar
    travelling_han

    Beautiful, look at that mist <3

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Yes, beautiful Hannah ~ thank you, my dear friend! 😇

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  13. tiffanyarpdaleo Avatar
    tiffanyarpdaleo

    Your incredible photos always inspire me to visit your area, Phil, what time of year would you suggest for someone who likes to do moderate hikes?

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      You’re most kind, dear Tiffany ~ thanks a bunch! As per time of year, Spring has the most water. Summer is vibrant with green, warm and humid, and the least water. Autumn is cooler, medium water and lovely colors. In winter, you can see the farthest. Really, because there’s so much to enjoy, any season is a good time, though I’d probably rank my recommend as Autumn, Spring, Summer and then Winter. And, if you ever decide to visit, I’d love to be your tour guide! 😎

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      1. tiffanyarpdaleo Avatar
        tiffanyarpdaleo

        Good information, I’m thinking Fall would be good, and yes, I will take you up on that offer! 😉

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        1. Phil Avatar
          Phil

          Right on, my dear friend ~ that would be great!! 🍁🧡🌞

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  14. Blagica Avatar
    Blagica

    Sooooooooooo beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      And you are sooooooooooo sweet, my friend ~ TY dear Blagica 🤗🌹

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      1. Blagica Avatar
        Blagica

        Vielen lieben Dank 😊💖

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        1. Phil Avatar
          Phil

          Gern geschehen, liebe Blagica, und es ist mir immer ein Vergnügen! 😊💖

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