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Wow! The snow really started to pile up after 2:00 Friday afternoon! Watch the progression of snowfall in just over 2 hours at park headquarters at Sugarlands. Click here or on the photo to see the snow! |
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This is the first time in 10 years that my family and I have not been able to vacation in Gatlinburg at Christmas time. I miss it already and it’s only January 2, 2010. We are planning a trip Christmas 2010. We love going to Newfound gap and sledding down the service road, it looks like this was the year for the snow. I I have posted a few video’s on Youtube
Happy New Year from,
The Edgars
Tampa, Florida