South Indian Creek
by Shelia Hunt
Title
South Indian Creek
Artist
Shelia Hunt
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Photograph - Photograph
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Indian Creek, located in Washington County, Tennessee, has a rich history deeply rooted in the region's settlement and development. Originally inhabited by Cherokee and other indigenous peoples, the area witnessed significant European-American settlement in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Settlers were drawn to the fertile lands along Indian Creek for farming and agriculture. The community grew around the creek, establishing small farms and mills. Indian Creek played a vital role in the economic and social fabric of the region. Over time, the area saw changes in demographics, land use, and industry, reflecting broader trends in Tennessee's history. Today, Indian Creek stands as a testament to the resilience and heritage of the early settlers who shaped the landscape and community of Washington County.
What do you do when cabin fever sets in about late February in Northeast Tennessee? On this particular day, I traipsed along South Indian Creek in the Cherokee National Forest. The water flow was fantastic after having had a lot of rain in more recent days, and it was wonderful to once again hear the sound of rushing water! It felt so good to be in the great outdoors again!
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February 27th, 2022
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