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In celebration of International Day of Rural Women (Oct. 15), we are revisiting this episode of Big Blend Radio with Erin Turner that was recorded onsite at The Farm at Spring Creek near Greeneville, in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee. Erin talks about life on her family’s farm that's known for producing quality grass-fed beef, as well as the guest experience at their White Rose vacation cabin, an authentic log cabin that overlooks the pond. The rustic atmosphere is just what you need to unwind and have some peace and quiet. Explore the natural beauty and history of Appalachia and Greeneville including Smoky Mountain National Park, Cherokee and Pisgah National Forests, and the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site. www.thefarmatspringcreek.net/
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