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Beautiful Maggie Valley Fall Farm Land Photo by Photographer Beverly Slone.

Posted February 8th, 2010 by Susie Blackmon

Another beautiful photo from Beverly Slone (Talsi1 on Flickr) taken from Highway 19 here in Maggie Valley which she shared on the Maggie Valley Photo Group on Flickr. She has many beautiful pictures on Flickr, if you want to see more.

Considering all the brown and white in Maggie Valley (and all of Haywood County) this winter, I loved how Beverly’s stunning photograph refreshed my memory of how colorful it can be here in Maggie Valley!

About Maggie Valley Photos

If you want to share photos that have anything to do with Maggie Valley … places and things we eat, attractions we visit, activities, weather, animals, creeks, log cabins, long range views … it’s easy to join the Group and add your photos. I will be sharing Group photos, with proper photo credit of course, here on my blog every Monday. Click here to join the Maggie Valley Photos Group or just look at the photos.

Press Conference Today at Town of Maggie Valley Concerning Landslide.

Posted February 8th, 2010 by Susie Blackmon

Good coverage today at the Town of Maggie Valley’s press conference concerning the Rich Cove Road landslide issues. The weather forecast indicating more rain and snow this week is causing much concern over further slides.

Slushie Friday Morning in Maggie Valley = Wet Real Estate. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
BIG Snow in Maggie Valley NC December 18-19 2009 (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
YouTube Video of the Surprising Weekend Snow Storm in Maggie Valley NC. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)

Video Stories from WSPA and WLOS Reporting the Maggie Valley Landslide aka Maggie Valley Mudslide.

Posted February 8th, 2010 by Susie Blackmon

There is more concern regarding the recent Maggie Valley landslide this Monday morning with regard to the rain, wintry mix and snow in the forecast for Maggie Valley. “Officials say there is an “overwhelming possibility” for another slide to occur very soon in the Rich Cove Road area.” Maggie Valley real estate is oozing down the mountains due to the soil saturation as the result of our wild winter weather.

Here’s a WSPA Air 7 video flying over the Rich Cove Road area of Maggie Valley:

Rich Cove Road goes up to the top of Ghost Town in the Sky, which is ‘mile high.’

rich cove road - Google Maps
Click “Top Stories” below to see WLOS video stories reporting the Maggie Valley Landslide.