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The Most Tranquil Brook in the Great Smoky Mountains
GUESTS

2023

August

Emil

June

Lance

February

Don

2022

November

Marlene & Sophie

July

Emil
Lance
Liz & Nick

March

Emil

January

Lance

2021

November

Diane
Jill, Henry, & William
Jonelle & Isabella
Madison

October

Sara
Marlene
Sophie

September

Emil

2018

August

Emil

July

Angela & Don
Linda

June

Madison Grace
Jonelle & Isabella
Henry, Jill, & James
Emil

March

Kim

January

Emil

2017

December

Ashley, Justin, Kambrie, Straten

August

Aaron & Nikki
Emil
Madison Grace
June
Bert
Loren & Jim

March

Emil
Current Weather
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Tranquility Brook
106 Sunshine Way
Townsend, TN 37882
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