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Grainger County Co-Op
Find everything you need while you're traveling the AQT at the Grainger Co. Farmer's Co-Op.
Acrobat
The Hurstland Farm is a Century Farm located in scenic McMinn County, TN.
Album Star
The Hoskin's farm produces cattle and hay high atop Atlanthus Hill. See Album Star as you enjoy the beautiful countryside.
Americana
The American Flag is proudly displayed on the Saults Farm barn.
Americana/Autumn Leaves
A show of pride and tribute at this historic farm.
AQT Sawtooth Star Featured
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Stop by the Appalachian Quilt Trail headquarters located in The Bryan House to learn more about the AQT.
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Autumn Leaves
This is the 3rd square Geraldine and Frank have made. This one is located on a red, 100-year old, barn, already adorned by paintings of quails, built by Frank's grandfather, James Holiday Colley. The pattern was
Barn Mural
View the detailed, Cherry and Philip Acuff "Not Barn Yesterday" mural across from the Washburn Grocery, painted by Washburn High School art stude
Barn Swallows
Located near Greeneville, this trail stop along the Appalachian Quilt Trail is part of Greene County, Tennessee within the East TN region.
Bass and Trout
coveridgemarina.comThe barn at Cove Ridge Marina located on Piercetown Road in Butler, Tennessee was built in the late 1800's by Henry White. Mr. White built the barn from hand-cut timbers for his son-in-law, John Pierce. John Pie
Bay Leaf
Woodsgift Farm offers a variety of jams and jellies, sugar-free spreads, dry mixes (gingerbread, shortbread, scone, biscuit, cookie, and pancake), ice cream toppings, curds, floral jellies and rose candy. All products
Bear Claw
Come see the Bear Claw pattern on the shed at this 1930s home.
Bear Claw
The Bear Claw pattern in red, white and blue is in honor of the black bears of the Great Smoky Mountains and the family quilt of the Wade Family.
Bear Claw and Strawberries
This barn was built after the turn of the century. Legend has it that when the settlers came through, the strawberry plants were so thick that the legs of their horses were red.
Bear Paw
FROM ASHEVILLE,NC ~ take I-26 north & exit onto 25/70 to Marshall/Hot Springs, at left turn to Hot Springs stay straight onto 208 until it turns into Tn.70 at the sate line, go 3/10ths mile turn right onto Viking Mountai
Bear's Paw
Stop by Claussen's to view the Bear's Paw.
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