I took a tiny trip to Tennessee...
I took a tiny hike upon a tiny trail...
I spent the night in a tiny house nestled in a tiny dale...
I was so content, standing sheltered under the aged trees...
I turned and bid Tennessee goodbye...
We were so limited on time that we were not able to hike down to the bottom of Cummins Falls in Cookeville, TN but we did take the tiny hike to the overlook. If you look closely at the photo you can see people at the base of the falls swimming.
The tiny house we stayed in overnight was built by an Amish Woodworker and the workmanship was amazing. It was so comfortable, clean, and well appointed. There is another pink tiny house on the grounds as well as a cabin style tiny house being built. Hammocks hang from trees for guests to relax in and stone fire pits stand at the ready for marshmallow roasting. The rental price for these little hidden gems is beyond reasonable ( tiny house for rent )
The 10 acre property is privately owned with gorgeous woodland trails with limestone karst topography. Karst topography is a landscape that is formed from the dissolution of soluble rocks such as limestone, dolomite, and gypsum. It is characterized by underground drainage systems with sinkholes and caves. The owner of the property thinks there is an underground cave system that may have been created over time by the ebb and flow of the large lake that skirts the property.
If you are ever in the area of Galatin, TN you MUST eat at Mabel's Dining Room! Best melt in your mouth non greasy catfish dinner you will ever dine on, truly a taste of heaven on a plate!
This was literally a whirlwind trip, 48 hours to be exact, but we managed to squeeze a little fun in between business. I am off to plan my next adventure!
Blessings,
Sandy
