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The two RV Gypsies took a day trip to see fall colors
and more in North Carolina
October 7, 2020
(page 1 of 2)

map showing location of NCNC map showing location of Linville, NC

LInville is an unincorporated community in Avery County, North Carolina. Centered just south of US 221 and NC 105. The community is known as a summer mountain resort and host of the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games, the largest modern Highland games in North Carolina.

Below: Karen Duquette often takes pictures out the window of the moving car.
a blue horse and fall colors a blue horse and fall color
pumpkins and fall colors fall colors
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fall colors
a beautiful dark red tree a beautiful dark red tree

The trees below were so beautiful that Karen Duquette had to get out of the car to photograph these trees near a house. These were the best colors of the day.
the best fall colors of the day the best fall colors of the day
the best fall colors of the day the best fall colors of the day

If you want to see fall colors in Linville in 2019, click here, but be sure to return to this page so you don't miss out on Banner Elk, Beech Mountain and more.
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Banner Elk is a quaint mountain village between the Beech Mountain and Sugar Mountain ski areas (a top North Carolina Ski Town). It is home to Lees-McRae College, a beautiful historic campus at the highest elevation of any college east of the Mississippi (3,700 ft.). Nearby is Grandfather Mountain and the popular Mile High Swinging Bridge.
NC map showing location of Banner Elk
Welcome to Banner Elk sign Welcome to Banner Elk sign

Below: The 15-foot tall clock tower at the intersection of Main Street and Shawneehaw Avenue South in Banner Elk is a centerpiece of downtown Banner Elk.

15-foot tall clock tower
Autumn in Banner Elk flag fall colors in Banner Elk
red caboose red caboose
fall colors in Banner Elk
hay family hay family
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red trees in Banner Elk red trees in Banner Elk
a big red tree
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look below

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