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Vol. 15, No. 1 |
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Here we will display photography from along
the roadsides of our special part of East Tennessee. Photos depicting the
slow paced country lifestyle, things caught in passing on an afternoon
drive. Everything from old barns and buildings to those unique road signs that dot the countryside. Things
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Panoramic Photo of Fort Loudoun.
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Kefauver Park in Madisonville.
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![]() Life Cycle of the Cicada |
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17 Year Cycle They Hatch & Crawl Up Out of the Ground When The Temperature Reaches 67 Degrees 4 Inches Deep in Spring. |
In Their Adult
Stage They Fly About & Make Their Loud Piercing Sound to Attact Mates. They Only Live 4 or 5 Weeks. More Info: Click Here |
After They
Mate The Female Lays Her Eggs in Twigs Of Trees Where They Hatch Ant Like & Return to the Ground & Start Another 13 or 17 Year Cycle. Sucking Sap From Roots. |
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Photos By Jack Waters Copyright 2013
