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Who knew all this would happen afterwards! The view out my window Oct. 30, 2024. They all fall down...autumn leaves decided last night it was time to let go!

Thursday, October 8, 2020

Pretty day and a scurry to lunch

Looking Glass Falls...next to the highway leading from Brevard to the Blue Ridge Parkway...sorry I don't remember the number.

At 11:30 am, the falls are in the shade, and all the foreground foliage is in the sun.  And we didn't have time to go down the steps to see a closer view.
As it was, Teresa and I arrived late for our reservation at the Pisgah Inn restaurant. We did call and say we'd be a few more minutes before we arrived, and I scooted along the BR Parkway as fast as all those curves would allow. 
They held our table, and you can see the tables are separated quite a bit more than they had been last year. The restaurant closes the end of Oct. usually.

After our delicious lunches, we visited the gift shop.

There was a plexiglass screen at the check out counter, but I liked the bear with the shiny trees on it  hanging on the wall.

Several years ago the viewing platform outside the restaurant and shop was completely changed, with a nice ramp for handicapped access.


There were just a few trees with beginning blush of yellow and reds visible below.




We sat in the sun a while, then drove back to Black Mountain along the parkway. I doubt that I'll go back here to see the fall leaves, but I do have a visit scheduled to go leaf peeping further north on the parkway with another friend....soon!


5 comments:

  1. ...the tables may be seperated, but I'm not prepared to eat inside a restaurant yet.

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  2. The view there is so beautiful. Love seeing that.

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  3. Spectacular view! I love the falls.

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  4. Beautiful views of the falls. I noticed that bear too, I love it. I haven't been in a restaurant all year, hopefully next year might be better.

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  5. I think your indoor lunch was a little warmer than our outdoor breakfast although we were warm enough.

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