Waterfalls of the Southern Appalachians - part 1

Waterfalls of the Southern Appalachians is a documentary about the many spectacular waterfalls of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee made by Christopher Lockett and All Night Diner Productions in 1998.

It ran on PBS in NC, SC, GA, AL and TN between 1998 and 2000 and features 50+ waterfalls.

The film features the natural beauty of the waterfalls themselves as well as the flora and fauna native to the region.

Also featured are interviews with naturalists and guidebook authors Kevin Adams, Brian Boyd, Mark Morrisson and Jocassee Lake fishing guide James Couch.

Waterfalls featured in this film:

North Carolina:
Dry, Bridalveil, Lower Cullasaja, Whitewater, Turtleback, Drift, Looking Glass, Sliding Rock, Courthouse, Slippery Witch, Toxaway, Rainbow, Linville

South Carolina:
Twin, Jocassee, Lower Whitewater, Thompson River, Laurel Fork, King Creek, Brasstown, Ramsey Creek

Georgia:
Estatoah, Ammon's Creek, Holcomb Creek, Becky Branch, Martin Creek, Amicalola, Cane Creek, Upper and Lower Cloudland Canyon, Minnehaha, Dick's Creek, Mud Creek, Denton Branch, Helton Creek, Pocket Branch, Whiteoak Branch

Alabama:
Little River, Grace's High Falls, DeSoto, Yellow Creek, Gregg's Two Falls

Tennessee:
Coker Creek, Baby Falls on the Tellico River, Fall Creek, Piney Creek, Cane Creek, Rockhouse, Miegs The Sinks, Bald River, Foster

Featuring the music of:

Kenneth Hood Bluegrass Band
Tony Tidwell
Jason Slatton
Dennis Cumbow
Sean Gould
Bruce Baker
Franklin Vincent Cox III
Christopher Lockett

Category:

Film & Animation

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