Clingman’s Dome

Everyone needs a place they can go to clear their head, speak to God and listen to His advice. This is one of those places. High above the mountain peaks, with plenty of room to find a lone hiking trail, Clingman’s Dome is in the Great Smoky Mountains, TN. The views are breathtaking and the wildlife abundant. Bring your camera, some good walking shoes, and a healthy respect for black bears. You won’t be disappointed!

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As the Fog Rises

If you are a night owl like myself, you may have missed many beautiful things that take place just as the sun begins to rise. From time to time, I take trips to the mountains where I force myself out of bed before the light of day so that I can capture these magical moments, like the fog lifting into the trees and the sun beginning to light the mountains.

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Brine Flies

By Aaron Kirton

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Mountain Goat

This picture was taken on the trail from Sundance up Mount Timpanogos. There are herds of mountain goats that wander the area and I was able to capture this picture.
By Joshua Kirton
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Mushrooms

There is a fungus among us. Mushrooms grow just about everywhere. Here are a few that I found out in the lawn. These grow up to the size of a small saucer. I am not sure what kind they are or whether they are edible. I just wish that they were portobellos of porcini mushrooms. I love some good mushrooms in my food, but I doubt these will be finding their way into my diet.

By Joshua Kirton

Flax Flower

This amazing little blue flower can make anything from linen to linoleum. Flax seed is also know as linseed. I took this picture in Rock Canyon in Provo, Utah. There these little beauties grow along side many other wild flowers.

By Joshua Kirton

More from Rock Canyon: Wolf Spider, Rusty Car, Purple Wild Flowers.