TIRE CHAINS FOR

SNOW & ICE

 

CURRY HAS A WAREHOUSE

STOCKAGE OF TIRE CHAIN

PRODUCTS FOR CARS,

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EQUIP. REINFORCED TIRE

CHAINS AND CABLE CHAINS

PLUS ALPINE CHAINS

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FOR SNOW & ICE.

 

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OR CLICK HERE FOR MORE

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SOUND & LIGHTING SYSTEMS

FOR CHURCHES

Selah Media helps churches

and businesses with sound

systems, projection systems

and theatrical lighting. We also

offer training and system

balancing for existing systems.

Call (828)773-2642 or email

info@selahmedia.net

 

The Shoppes at Farmers

Come see our classic collection

of silver and semi-precious

stone creations by local artisans

including Turtle Old Man & Moss

Creek Jewelry.  Accentuate your

Winter attire with our wide

variety of scarves, totes and

hats including the unique and

nationally acclaimed creations

of local designer Angella

Eisman Designs. We also

feature baby gifts, quality pet

goods, and yoga supplies.

Dancers of all ages get your

apparel here. Sales are almost over. Open everyday.

Park behind the store.

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Associates, Your High Country

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Almost everything you need to

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home can be found on our web

site, along with our listings.

We know our market, let us put

our experience and resources

to work for you!


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Catawba Falls
by Travis Proctor & Brenda Hoss

Latest Update: April 21, 2011


Photo by Travis Proctor
Directions: From exit 73 on I-40 at Old Fort, NC turn onto Catawba Falls Road, traveling about 3 miles to end of road. Trail head is on left across an old bridge. Hike 1.3 miles to base of first falls and .2 miles to second falls. Dangerous climb to second falls.




Photo by Travis Proctor


Photo by Travis Proctor