Blast From the Past, The Fire Pit at Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock NC

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"Explore Chetola Resort at Blowing Rock, an 87-acre resort within walking distance of a quaint mountain village, neighboring a 3,600-acre National Park and surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina."
One of our favorite spots at the Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock NC was the Fire Pit.  If you go you will find this delightful location just outside the Timberlake's Restaurant. Be sure and secure a drink  from the bar before you venture out.
"At the turn of the 20th century, it was known for its natural beauty and therapeutic qualities. It is fitting that in Cherokee, Chetola means "Haven of Rest." Today it spans 87 magnificent acres in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains and has come to be known as a world-class resort."
...Beautiful Walkway...

I like this photo because you can see the fire in the glass.  Did I plan this?
Of course not:-) 
...Erica enjoying her glass of wine...
....Me, yep I was talking during the photo...:-)
If you go to the resort be sure and spend some time 
with a glass of wine by the Fire Pit.
Lovely experience.
Happy Travels Everyone!
KathieyV:-)

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