The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.

The Tsa la gi (Cherokee) People of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains have always had an intimate relationship with Mother Earth. A Matriarchal society. From the beginning of time these mountains have stood as witness to the evolutionary passage of events that we humans know as “Life”. Deep within these old woods the roots of the trees and plant life carry the memories of all those that have come before upon this earth.