Over the past couple of weeks I've been in Tennessee working at the
Oak Ridge National Laboratory and attending a class on
High Performance Computing for Phylogenetics at the University of Tennessee. My family came along, and since we were staying in Knoxville, which is only an hour from the Great Smoky Mountains, we spent one Saturday visiting the G.S.M. National Park. We happened to be there right in the peak of
fall color season and had a great time looking at the foliage and exploring the amazing diversity of lichens in and around the park!
An official park stamp with Cladonia apodocarpa.
Traveling companions.
Checking out the lichen diversity!
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Brendan
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