Love Smoky Mountains
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Tom Dziedzic, REALTOR
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Love Smoky Mountains
First Time Home Buyer - Tax Credit
The compromise on the House and Senate 2009 Stimulus Law provides for an
$8,000 tax credit for first time home buyers who purchase a primary residence
after December 31, 2008 and prior to December 1, 2009.
This 2009 legislation modified the 2008 law which created a $7,500 credit that
the taxpayer had to repay to the government over fifteen years.
The big difference with the 2009 stimulus law is that the $8,000 credit does not
have to be repaid to the government provided the home is owned for three years for
homes purchased between January 1, 2009 and before December 1, 2009.
This is a great benefit for First Time Home Buyers ! Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity !
Visit my website for more details: http://TomSellsSevierville.com
$8,000 tax credit for first time home buyers who purchase a primary residence
after December 31, 2008 and prior to December 1, 2009.
This 2009 legislation modified the 2008 law which created a $7,500 credit that
the taxpayer had to repay to the government over fifteen years.
The big difference with the 2009 stimulus law is that the $8,000 credit does not
have to be repaid to the government provided the home is owned for three years for
homes purchased between January 1, 2009 and before December 1, 2009.
This is a great benefit for First Time Home Buyers ! Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity !
Visit my website for more details: http://TomSellsSevierville.com
WELCOME TO LOVE SMOKY MOUNTAINS!
Welcome to my site! The Great Smoky Mountains Area is a great place to visit and an even better place to live!
Please visit often and learn about this wonderful area. I hope you'll find some interesting things about East Tennessee and experience the many exciting things to see and do.
Surrounded by beautiful scenery, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a unique place where locals and
visitors can experience the rich bio-diversity and cultural heritage. You can enjoy many outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, boating, fishing, golfing, and horseback riding thoughout the area.
Please visit often and learn about this wonderful area. I hope you'll find some interesting things about East Tennessee and experience the many exciting things to see and do.
Surrounded by beautiful scenery, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a unique place where locals and
visitors can experience the rich bio-diversity and cultural heritage. You can enjoy many outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, boating, fishing, golfing, and horseback riding thoughout the area.
Fall in The Smokies
Fall is a great time to visit the Smoky Mountains.
Here are some more of my recent photos I thought you might like to see.
Early Fall - Great Smoky Mountains
Early Fall - Great Smoky Mountains
Colors Changing - Great Smoky Mountains
Through the Pine Tree
Colorful Change
Golden Leafed Trees
Sweet Gum Tree
Maple Leaves
More Color - Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park
Look Rock Tower - Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park
Valley View
Contrasting Colors
Like a Painting on Canvas
Golden Pathway
Almost Pink
Mix of Red
Trees in Color
Here are some more of my recent photos I thought you might like to see.
Early Fall - Great Smoky Mountains
Early Fall - Great Smoky Mountains
Colors Changing - Great Smoky Mountains
Through the Pine Tree
Colorful Change
Golden Leafed Trees
Sweet Gum Tree
Maple Leaves
More Color - Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park
Look Rock Tower - Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park
Valley View
Contrasting Colors
Like a Painting on Canvas
Golden Pathway
Almost Pink
Mix of Red
Trees in Color
TN Valley Fair Photos
Here are a few photos I recently took at the 2008 Tennessee Valley Fair in Knoxville.
A Newborn Holstein Calf & Cow
Holstein Calf & Cow
Jersey Heifer
Jersey Cow
Ford Tractors
A Newborn Holstein Calf & Cow
Holstein Calf & Cow
Jersey Heifer
Jersey Cow
Ford Tractors
May in The Smokies
Here are some photos of the Smokies I took in May.
Pipevine Swallowtail
Mass of Butterflies
Smoky Mountains - "Shaconage" - ancient peoples'
word for "blue" or "land of blue smoke"
Look Rock Tower - Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park
Look Rock Tower - partial view towards the East
Look Rock Tower - partial view South
Look Rock Tower - partial view East
Look Rock Tower - view North towards Knoxville
Pipevine Swallowtail
Mass of Butterflies
Smoky Mountains - "Shaconage" - ancient peoples'
word for "blue" or "land of blue smoke"
Look Rock Tower - Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park
Look Rock Tower - partial view towards the East
Look Rock Tower - partial view South
Look Rock Tower - partial view East
Look Rock Tower - view North towards Knoxville
Photo Gallery 3
Here is a variety of nature pictures that I have taken in the past that you may enjoy seeing.
Cottontail Rabbit
White Tailed Deer
Cottontail Bunnies
Painted Turtle
Fritillary Butterfly
Red Admiral Butterfly
Swallowtail Butterfly
Hoverfly
Jumping Spider
Snail on Clover
Tree Frog
Wood Frog on Penny
Leopard Frog by Dime
Green Frog
Fox Snake
Hungry Caterpillars
Cottontail Rabbit
White Tailed Deer
Cottontail Bunnies
Painted Turtle
Fritillary Butterfly
Red Admiral Butterfly
Swallowtail Butterfly
Hoverfly
Jumping Spider
Snail on Clover
Tree Frog
Wood Frog on Penny
Leopard Frog by Dime
Green Frog
Fox Snake
Hungry Caterpillars
McClung Museum - Knoxville
Wouldn't it be nice to experience the wonder of science and decorative arts all in one place. You can also learn about Tennessee and the world through the wonderful exhibits that will capture the imagination of visitors both young and old!
There is no admission charge! Learning could never be so fun. You will explore and view science and culture from prehistoric times to the present day. Take the time to visit one of Tennessee's finest accredited museums that is a part of the University of Tennessee.
Learn more about the museum:
http://mcclungmuseum.utk.edu
There is no admission charge! Learning could never be so fun. You will explore and view science and culture from prehistoric times to the present day. Take the time to visit one of Tennessee's finest accredited museums that is a part of the University of Tennessee.
Learn more about the museum:
http://mcclungmuseum.utk.edu
Sunsphere - World's Fair Park
What would be more fun than being inside the Sunsphere at the Knoxville World's Fair Park. You can celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the World's Fair by taking in the panoramic views and experience the history of the event.
You can see and learn some interesting facts about Knoxville through the descriptive displays.
Its also FREE! The Sunsphere observation level is open daily from 9AM to 10PM. While you're there take a stroll though the park and experience the thriving City of Knoxville.
Learn more at:
http://cityofknoxville.org/press_releases/content/2007/0705.asp
You can see and learn some interesting facts about Knoxville through the descriptive displays.
Its also FREE! The Sunsphere observation level is open daily from 9AM to 10PM. While you're there take a stroll though the park and experience the thriving City of Knoxville.
Learn more at:
http://cityofknoxville.org/press_releases/content/2007/0705.asp
Ijams Nature Center - Knoxville
What could be more enjoyable than experiencing nature and the outdoors on the grounds of the
Ijams Nature Center. This is a wonderful place to take time to explore the quiet nature trails and enjoy the natural beauty of East Tennessee. It's hard to believe that this peaceful paradise is located so close to Downtown Knoxville. This is a must see for nature lovers visiting Knoxville.
You can stroll the grounds for FREE from 8AM to dusk. You can also take advantage of the wonderful learning experience that awaits you inside the Visitor Center and Exhibit Hall.
Check out their web site for more details:
http://ijams.org/about
Ijams Nature Center. This is a wonderful place to take time to explore the quiet nature trails and enjoy the natural beauty of East Tennessee. It's hard to believe that this peaceful paradise is located so close to Downtown Knoxville. This is a must see for nature lovers visiting Knoxville.
You can stroll the grounds for FREE from 8AM to dusk. You can also take advantage of the wonderful learning experience that awaits you inside the Visitor Center and Exhibit Hall.
Check out their web site for more details:
http://ijams.org/about