And damn fine cabin, you got one heck of a view there.
Thanks... I finally figured out what I'm seeing in the view, with the exception of that little mountain just to the left of center of the view. It's about 10 miles away. The ridge that runs along the horizon is Taylor Ridge over in Georgia and the parts to the extreme left are about 45 miles away. The ridge to the right that drops off is Chief Dirtseller Mountain, and it's about 10 miles away. There's a gap in Dirtseller Mountain on the extreme right and you can see the High Point of Taylor Ridge sticking up and it's at about 1460 ft. elev.
The extreme right is almost due east at about 90 degrees and the extreme left is due northeast at about 45 degrees.
It took me some time, a topo map and my compass to figure that out, because the angle that your viewing everything can play tricks on your eyes. Cell phone compasses can be wonky sometimes. I ended up relying on the sun rise one morning and calculated where it came up on the horizon near the summer solstice, then referenced that on my topo map.
"When I say ever thing I mean ever thing." - Frankie
