A specially equipped Tennessee viewfinder that helped colorblind visitors see fall foliage was mysteriously damaged by vandals.
A specialized viewfinder that allowed colorblind visitors to experience the vibrant fall foliage in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area was destroyed on the night of September 21.The device, installed at the East Rim Overlook in Tennessee, had special lenses designed to help those with red-green color blindness see the seasonal transition from lush greens to vivid reds, oranges and golds.
'The National Park Service strives to provide opportunities for people to enjoy their park to the greatest extent possible,' Superintendent Niki Stephanie Nicholas said in a statement. 'But, thanks to an act of sheer, wanton vandalism, visitors with color blindness will no longer be able to experience the joy of seeing the majestic fall colors of this beautiful landscape.
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