Thousand Trails Cherokee Landing Campground TENN is a photograph by Bob and Nadine Johnston which was uploaded on December 19th, 2014.
Thousand Trails Cherokee Landing Campground TENN
Cherokee Landing is one or our favorite campgrounds, it has never been crowded when we were there. There is a large choice of sites in all areas of... more
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Thousand Trails Cherokee Landing Campground TENN
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Bob and Nadine Johnston
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Photograph - Digital Painting By Hand Using 27 Styles & Brush Sizes - Special: 10 Frame-able Gifts Of Art $27
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Cherokee Landing is one or our favorite campgrounds, it has never been crowded when we were there. There is a large choice of sites in all areas of the campgrounds.
Cherokee Landing RV Camping has 250 acres of peaceful valleys, and green velvet hills or woodlands. Perfect for swimming, fishing, canoeing and just relaxing, this Memphis area RV campground is rich in recreation plus more.
From waterside campsites, cabin rentals, and special event accommodations, Cherokee Landing RV Camping truly has it all. Enjoy even more of the area with local attractions such as paddle-wheel riverboat cruises, a visit to Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion, Victorian Villages, and much more.
Cherokee is located in Saulsbury, Tennessee its historical roots stem from a former settlement named Berlin, which was located one mile south of the current location of Saulsbury. Two regional mail roads - one from Bolivar to Ripley, Mississippi, and another from LaGrange to Corinth, Mississippi. These mail roads met at an intersection which would form into a trading center. In 1839 a post office was established there, and Berlin would be incorporated in 1846, and within five years it would be home to 351 people. Upon the completion of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Berlin was bypassed due to one landowner's refusal to sell their property to the railroad. A track was instead laid one mile north of Berlin, on land that was owned by Burrell Sauls and Berry Futrell. The finished railroad station and track would be called Sauls-Berry Depot. Eventually Berlin would be deserted as people moved to the new settlement.
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Brian Tada
Superb image, so beautiful and calming! Lovely green and blue hues, great composition, gorgeous setting. Awesome work, Dr. Bob and Nadine! Very happy to share and promote. F/L/SU/G+
Lisa Knechtel
The super saturated HDR creates a lot of interest. Have a Merry Christmas! All the best in 2015.
Barbara Chichester
Your outstanding artwork has been chosen as a FEATURE in one of the most highly viewed Art Groups on Fine Art America. MOTIVATION MEDITATION INSPIRATION! From the hundreds of pieces of artwork received daily to review and choose from, your work has been chosen because of it's Excellence! Congratulations!
Randy Rosenberger
A serene and peaceful setting on this beauty, Bob! Love it! Thanks for sharing! It is an honor and a privilege as an administrator of one of the top groups on FAA, our Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery group, to promote and highlight your awesome artworks on our homepage in one of the prestigious positions, on our group Featuring HOMEPAGE! Your artworks show your love of what you do, and is refined to where we not only accept and promote your fine works, but welcome that opportunity. It is a pleasure to have you as a member of our family of friends and fine artists in the WFS group. Thanks for sharing! LIKED and FAVED Forever, Elvis