Wow! That is a beautiful sight. You make great pictures, Doug. Keep them coming!

So, if I'm getting the names right, the photo shows, from left to right, The Woodshed, The Shack and Guest Cabin 1 (closer foreground) Is that right? That would put the Office to the left when you took the shot, but I see no evidence of that or the water tap.

That first pics is like a painting, great view.

Sorry about the earlier blip. This is to say I love waking up to life at the top of LeConte. Thank you Doug.

From the cloudy, cold Pacific NW,
Kathy

I'm absolutely amazed! When I find a decent pair of crampons and a better down jacket I'm gonna come to get some hot chocolate! I'm sure it tastes much better with those views!

You have a job that some people would be jealous about.

I love peace and solitude, and it seems you have it in bulk. I live in the middle of 80 acres in nowhere OK, and the silence is beautimous!

I am sure it is not all a piece of cake, but still, I envy you your separation from civilization for a short period. Especially if you are getting paid for it.

And I love the pictures. I don't know if it is sepia tones, black and white or what. But they capture the time, scenery, weather, etc., in just the right form.

Good luck and stay warm!

AWESOME, this may be one of your best pictures, thanks for showing us we can find beauty in the simple things all around us, no matter where we are, thanks again! Stay warm, Go Vols1

My aunt and cousin come up the mtn. often and have been begging me to join them. All it took was sending me the link to these beautiful pics. I will definately be joining them soon. Thanks for sharing your world with the rest of us.
Lisa

Wow, I agree with everyone, wonderful picture, I am booking my next trip there during spring break, I'll hike up and say hello if you are still there in March. And thank you as well, for the great pictures, I think you should publish your blog and pictures! Enjoy your visit down!
Vicki