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Andre, I live in East Tennessee...20 minutes from the Bristol motor speedway Nascar track, an hour from Asheville NC, an hour from Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge and 4 hours from Nashville. I promise it's worth a visit!!
I love your channel man! I'm from Chicago and I wanted to say Tennessee is a fantastic place! Illinois is cool up north and Chicago is a great place despite what everyone hears about it! Anyway, if you make it to the state, let us know! I'm sure lots of us would love to show you around our cities!
Direct flights from London to Nashville.
@@paulbooth8516 He's from Portugal
No alligators in Tennessee. Ur good
I don't have a clue why that they often exclude Tennessee as being one of our most beautiful states in the USA. Tennessee is comparable to Maine in the fall for colorful leaves on trees ... it would blow you a way on how beautiful in the fall that Tennessee and Maine are in the fall... absolutely gorgeous.
The big deal this week in Tennessee, especially here in Knoxville, was that the University of Tennessee won the College World Series in Baseball.
GBO 🍊 🍊 🍊
Yes, it was a big deal!
gbo!
I'm a multi-generational East Tennessee native, with ancestors living here before it was a state.
You should find a video tour of Cades Cove. It's an area in the Smokey Mountains that's been preserved as a National Park. It still has the log cabins and rustic churches and other buildings that were built by the earliest settlers to cross the mountains, and their descendants. Colonial Williamsburg preserves a small American city as it was at time of the Revolution and Cade Cove preserves an isolated rural community as it was between the late 1700's all the way up through the early 20th century.
Been there. I live near Nashville. Been to the Smokey's a few times.
Cades Cove is one of my family’s favorite places to go when we visit. It’s beautiful.
My family settled here long before Franklin was a thought. East Tennessee is a very special place. If you can avoid the pitfalls it can really be heaven on Earth. Cades Cove was a regular trip when I was a kid. The wildlife, the mountains, and the culture are all top notch!
I have lived in Tennessee since I was eight years old. I turned 77 two days ago. I came to Nashville in 1969 to go to college and liked it so much that I never left. I love it here. It is a relatively big city with a small town feel and extraordinarily friendly people. Also, the scenery is beautiful and the food is great!
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Also you have the hawk tuah kind of woman!
She was referring to her National Park Passport. That is a book that you can buy that has pages for each property managed by the National Park Service (way more than just the official parks such as monuments and battlefields). You get an official stamp on the page when you visit the location like a passport stamp but is just a for fun keepsake. It’s a lifetime process to fill that book!
@@dgpatter I didn't know that. That's cool.
Born, bred, and raised in Tennessee! Been to other places, but this state holds my heart. Always come back. Old Southern saying, "Southern born, and southern bred, and when I die I'll be southern dead." That's me in a nutshell!
Me too!
Thank you for educating me on one of our sayings lol bc that's me hahaha
In Oklahoma we say "Sooner" instead of southern. Better ring to it 😉
I'm from Bristol, Tennessee in the very northeast corner. It's a town split in half one side is Bristol, Tennessee and the other side is Bristol, Virginia. I'm in Virginia everyday pretty much, I shop there to save on sales tax. I'm surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains, and I'll tell you it is the prettiest part of the state if you like mountains. The US congress recognized Bristol, Tennessee as the birthplace of country music based on the Bristol sessions in 1927.
We are neighbors! I'm from Greeneville TN, around 45 minutes away.
I agree ! I lived in Morristown for awhile and it was perfection in EVERY WAY!!💜🥰
other side of the state line here, wish you guys would annex us...
@@Saylem1000 I don’t blame you, too many mistakes on Bristol, VA’s behalf in recent years.
Johnson City here!
So glad to see you reacting to more than Texas, California, Florida or New York. There is so much more to America.
I am also glad although Tennessee is maybe not the best example!!!!
I click on this video and the first words I hear are "Tennessee is so beautiful".
Yes it is, but don't tell anybody. People come here to visit and never leave.
If you really want to enjoy Tennessee, you really need to check out the Smokey Mountains and surrounding areas. Some people like the city's but my heart is in the beauty of the country.
With you there. I haven’t been to Tennessee, but I chose a 24 hour drive to Montana to see the Rocky Mountains over Disney. God made so many amazing things. When I saw the mountains for the first time, I started crying because they were so beautiful. I grew up in the Midwest so I’d never seen a mountain before in person.
My husband is from Tennessee, and we visit regularly. Really are two sides - the West (Memphis) side, and East (Gatlinburg read: mountains). There is a lot to do on both sides and in the middle (Chattanooga/Rock City, Nashville). Keep in mind that a drive from the east side to the west side could take 9-10 hours by car.
There are parts in northeast Tennessee that are closer to Canada then they are to Memphis
The tourism guides used to advertise it as the three states of Tennessee. West, Middle and East Tennessee are each very different
There is three parts to Tennessee. East, Middle ( where I live ) and West. Thus the three stars on the state flag.
You need a new map. It's Memphis (West), Nashville (middle), and Knoxville/Chattanooga (east). Not sure why you think Chattanooga is in the center. You actually have to go through Georgia to get there from Nashville.
Do Not Go To West Tennessee, especially Memphis. It's the southern Chicago. Wish Mississippi would annex it! 😂
I live in Knoxville Tennessee on the East side of the state near The Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Dolly Parton's theme park DOLLYWOOD
is a 40 minute drive from me. Our state is so green with mountains and beautiful river valleys, rolling hills, plains, and the Mississippi delta. Our capital and largest city is NASHVILLE home to country music; MEMPHIS home of the Blues, Elvis Presley's GRACELAND, Beale Street, and the Pyramid; KNOXVILLE home of The University of Tennessee and the host city of The 1982 World's Fair with beautiful parks and greenways; CHATTANOOGA home of the Tennessee Aquarium, Civil War battle sites, and beautiful Lookout Moutain.
You forgot the Stax Museum of American Soul Music and the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis.
I'm right next to Nashville. Pretty much a suburb about 20 to 25 mins from Nashville. GBO 🍊 🍊
I moved to Tennessee from Florida 10 years ago and it truly is the most beautiful place! I live in the mountains of East Tennessee.
I was born and raised in the western part of Tennessee. I'm 90 minutes north of Memphis and close to 3 hrs north west of Nashville. My favorite place to visit in Tennessee is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Gatlinburg is nestled just outside of the park entrance. If you come in October, the fall colors are absolutely breathtaking! When you aren't traveling around the park, there are lots of fun things to do in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, Tn.
Nashville is called Music City. Its pretty much the music capital of the US.
I'm a Tennessee native.. born and raised here. This video of hers barely scratches the surface as to what there is to see and do here. I live just outside of Nashville, and although it's mostly known for country music, there are many other types of music here. If you ever come to the US, don't miss Tennessee. It's fantastic!
Vanderbilt University Medical Center is in Nashville, Tennessee and is a well known hospital. Surrounding the hospital is the University and down from the University are many restaurant and places that have bands. Nashville is where many country musicians go to break into country music so you will see many people playing around the area. Tennessee is also home to the Tennessee River Valley. The Tennessee River flows through Alabama and the river has much wildlife and fishing is a big sport in this area. Tennessee is amazing- well the southern United States is amazing.
I'm a Tennessean, it's more beautiful than you can see in a video.
My dad moved to Tennessee back in 80 after living in Chicago for almost 60 years and he loved it! He was about 70 miles south of Knoxville in Madisonville. We made many trips to see him and enjoy the area. My best friends bought land in Tennessee, his wife had been the assistant manager of the Cherokee forest and they fell in love with the area and now are retired and loving it! Beautiful place, great folks!
Tennessee is a gorgeous state, I love the Chattanooga area! Just driving through its beautiful.
So nice to see Tennessee so well represented in the comments! NE Tennessee here - Cocke County! The last truly free place in America 😊 Tennessee is the most beautiful state in the Union!
I'm from Greene Co! I have a coworker originally from Brazil that travels to Newport regularly for work. If Greeneville gets any more yuppy he is seriously considering moving to Newport. His volunteers as a Champlin in the jail system there.
There are a lot of nature areas in the US. You've seen the National Parks, there are also State Parks, County Parks, Nature Preserves, Wilderness Areas, and many others. Each particular designation usually involves particular rules and conditions and sometimes limited access.
The gifts Americans have given themselves and are still giving!
Jack Daniel's is made in Lynchburg Tennessee as is ironically a dry country, so they can't serve alcohol 😅
Chattanooga was my former home, where I raised my son. The aquarium is great, lots of nature, the river running through the city, and Rock City and Ruby Falls are right there (you can look over and see Lookout Mountain right by the river). Lots of Civil War history and The Trail of Tears went through there, too.
I'm born and raised in the Tennessee mountains of the eastern part of the state. I've been to Europe and about 30 states. Tennessee is the best😍
My son lives in Kingsport TN. I'm from South Carolina and the drive from my home to his is breathtakingly beautiful!
My family is originally from Tennessee, and I'm the first of my generation to move back. We've been here about 10 years now. We are out in the sticks, and it took some adjusting to the lifestyle...but I wouldn't change it for anything. It's a beautiful state.
I’m from Tennessee now live in Texas. I grew up in an area now called “Land between the Lakes federal Park. “ The nations largest peninsula. (Approximately 50 miles long and 10 miles wide. Please look it up on RUclips. Keep up the good work sir.
Thought that was in Kentucky.
My wife grew up in North Alabama and the scenery is similar but everyone loves Tennessee if you like good food, mountains, wildlife and fun. It is a gorgeous state and a great one to visit.
The National Park Passports are bought once a year and let you into All National Parks with up to three passengers in your car for $80 for a one year pass. Doesn’t cover things like parking fees and things like that. Yellowstone entry is $35 for a week. Yosemite is$37. The Grand Canyon is $35. So you can see that at least in the West visit three parks and you are ahead!
From tennessee here and we definitely have alot of breathtaking views all throughout the entire state
I enjoyed your reaction to the Tennessee visit. I have lived in Tennessee all my life and in Nashville for 35 years. In my opinion you can't beat southern food, music, or nature.
I was born and raised in Tennessee and so were my parents and grandparents and great grandparents. I’m in Chattanooga and we visit Nashville and Knoxville a lot. Come on down and sit a spell!😊
I grew up near Chattanooga and when ever I come back to visit (live in east tn now past gatlinburg) I'm always shocked at how big it is growing
I have to say first of all to all the University of Tennessee, congratulations on winning the national baseball championship title!!
I am from Nashville Tennessee, (TN) the city that you saw with the Parthenon. That building was built to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the city of Nashville. It's in the middle of a park called centennial, which is walking distance from Broadway.
Radnor lake is very near Nashville and the downtown Broadway area which is mostly for tourists. Where the Nashville predators play ice hockey and where we have lots of concerts. The Cumberland River also runs right down by the end of Broadway and it's really beautiful and that's where you saw all those bridges and we have a big river boat that you can go on and all kinds of things.
Most of her video was in Middle TN. Our state is much wider than it is tall.
There are three stars on our flag and they represent the three geographic sections of our state because they are so different.
Middle TN Is rolling hills some of them pretty big but they're still hills, lots of lakes some very big, and lots of rivers.
It is beautiful I feel very blessed to be a native of the state and to have lived here most of my life. I just travel a few hours to the west and I'm in Memphis where there's great Delta Blues music, and the Mississippi River.
About 4 and 1/2 5 hours to the east are the Appalachian mountains which we share with North carolina. I hope you get to see some videos of both of those areas.
In one of her videos they are having breakfast at a restaurant just about a mile from my house called the Loveless Cafe. My son works as a server there. Great southern cooking and a fun atmosphere.
Some other things we have to do in the Nashville are Nascar racing lots of University sports, festivals, professional Baseball, the Sounds, Hockey, The Predators, and Football, The Titans.
There's plenty to keep you busy here. Many people love it it's one of the fastest growing cities in the country, partially because the state of Tennessee has no state income tax. It also helps that we have a couple of major medical centers here.
If you ever decide to make it to Tennessee I hope you let your fans here know and we'll be glad to welcome you and make sure you get to all the great and fun places that are not just for tourists!!
As a Tennessean with ancestors living here before statehood, I can say that Tennessee is ultra beautiful, the perfect blend of nature and civilization.
I love Tennesee. The Smokey Mountains are so special. In Nashville, i was caught up in a bit of traffic. I had to yield to a mama bear and her cubs to cross the road. You can hear some of the very best country and bluegrass music in the world 24 hrs a day. The Grand Ole Opry is a special place in itself. Nashville is a great place for a family vacation.
I absolutely love Tennessee!!!! It is beautiful here. They Smoky Mountains are beautiful!!!
I live in Soddy Daisy Tennessee which is 15 miles north of Chattanooga. You need to watch Frenchtastics next video from Chattanooga it's great. Love your reactions.
I live in the most beautiful part of Tennessee. East Tennessee, foothills of the Smokey Mountains ❤
Right there with you, sitting here in Morristown
Native Tennessean here, it is a wonderful state and I’m thankful to be from here - just keep away from Memphis if you ever visit and you’ll be fine
I've visited Tennessee several times. It's a beautiful state! (As all of the states are!!!) So many trees, so much history!!) Tennessee and Texas have a bond because our histories have so much in common. Fsmous Tennesssians helped Texas gain its independence.
You can get a National Park Passport and have it stamped with the date you visit the park. Every state has beautiful parks.
Tennessee here! 🙋🏻♀️ East Tennessee to be exact. The area highlighted in this video is Nashville, birthplace of country music. 🤠 More of a tourist town. But sprinkled all throughout Tennessee are small towns, big towns, wildlife, amazing sights and southern food! The people are mostly very friendly and welcoming! ❤
Bristol tennessee was the birthplace of country music
@@deannaledford1270I helped build the country music museum in Bristol it is the birth place of country music
I’m from Tennessee, and I have lived here all my life. 💁🏻♀️💕💕 In fact, I live 30 minutes from Lynchburg, home of Jack Daniels. 😉
We don’t have alligators in Tennessee, unless someone has brought one from farther south, like Louisiana, Florida, etc.
They found one in Norris lake where I'm from a few weeks ago
@@wholeagain5099 interesting. Any idea how it got there, a “pet” being set loose maybe? 🤔
@@ithilnin123 Yeah some one just dumped em and run off, probably a pet or something I hope the lil fella didn't escape from somewhere. But a local petting zoo took em to Florida out of the kindness of their heart
@@wholeagain5099 good to hear! It’s horrible to think of someone dropping him off in an ecosystem not really meant for him.
Born and raised in East Tennessee! Most beautiful place in the world with nicest people.
Watching from Sevierville, Tennessee❤ love your channel, your reactions are always so wholesome
I keep passing through there, from Bristol to Gatlinburg. Help us solve a debate on pronunciation? Is it pronounced like severe-ville? Or seaver-ville? And is the ville vill or vull 😂 sorry, I'm from NC for the most part and they are all over the place with vill and vull.
I live in Franklin, about 3 miles from the Farmers Market she was at. She has another episode where she drives down to Chattanooga and you can really see some amazing beautiful scenery.
Born and raised in East Tennessee and surrounded by 4 lakes and the Great Smoky Mountains
Andre, our whole country is beautiful in its own way. Each state is like its own country and the people are wonderful!
I live in the Northeastern part of Tennessee, in a little town called Roan Mountain. The Appalachian Trial runs right behind my property. Often people on associate Memphis, Nashville, and several other places in Eastern Tennessee. Towns like Knoxville, Pigeon Forge (where Dollywood is located), Gatlinburg, and Chattanooga. I am nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. If you ever come to my area of Tennessee, I would love to show you around.
You live in a beautiful area! I'm about an hour away in Greeneville, but I love to drive up there and visit.
@@bonniebrown5102 I absolutely love it here. I love the four seasons.
There's City Parks, County Parks, State Parks, and National Parks. Each State has their own State Parks, State Forests, etc...The National Parks (Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Canyon, etc..) are separate. There's also many other areas managed by the National and State Park systems, like scenic drives, seashores, rivers, lakes, etc..I love this about our Country and I don't think we could ever have too many preserved places.
Been in TN for 18 years. I love it here. Beautiful land and great people.
She has a video called "Honest Thoughts on Tennessee so far" that was uploaded 3 days ago. It shows more of the countryside, and more of a relaxed feel.
Born in TN, family moved to north alabama shortly after but all of my family lives in east TN and I go and stay there for weeks multiple times a year. Plan on moving back there soon and hopefully god willing ill never leave again. Its an amazing state with amazing people and nature. I can not recommend The Great Smokey Mountains national park enough! You might even be able to see a wild black bear up close. They are mostly docile and friendly to humans as long as you respect their space and don't feed them. And when it comes to country music I dont think I can recommend anyone else but the legend herself Dolly Parton who is from The great Smokey Mountains area, she even has an amazing amusement park named after her that I visit at least 6 times a year.
Seeing a black bear is nice. For the sake of the bears, I beg you to stay in your car away from the bear. While you will be a responsible visitor, as recent videos of bears interacting with people in downtown Gatlinburg will attest, too many bears are losing their fear of humans. Once that happens, their time on this earth is short.
I love living in East Tennessee. I was born and raised in New Mexico and was finally able to get out of the dessert just before my 30th birthday and have never had the desire to go back to New Mexico even though I still have a few family members there.
Living in Knoxville, TN now. Come on over! We’ll take you to Dollywood! ❤
Born and raised in Northeast Tennessee right on the Virginia border. We have a little of everything from small quiet towns, lots of beautiful nature and mountains but you can also find livelier city vibes if you want them depending on where you wanna go.😊
Watching one of my favorite sights from Nashville Tn.
From Chattanooga here! Glad you like our area:)
Hey!!! I’m from Knoxville, TN. Born and raised here! Thank you for your kind words. Tennessee is a beautiful state.
I love Franklin, TN! Beautiful small town, Civil War History. Lots of incredible nature in all the States interspersed with some lovely towns.
I will always favor the Pacific Northwest for shear beauty but I lived in Memphis for a year while I was in the Navy and that area is gorgeous! It doesn't take long to get into rural areas and there are so many small towns that are just amazing and people are just as great. Totally loved my time there. It was this first time I'd seen lightning bugs :) And yes, Jack Daniels (one of America's national treasures) is made in Tennessee.
Hello from Nashville, TN! You should definitely visit! We actually have a lot of beautiful state and national parks in Tennessee. You should especially visit in the fall when the leaves change.
Tennessee girl here!
I'm 71, born and reared in Tennessee and live about 1.5 hours from Fall Creek Falls. I've traveled all over the States and you'd be hard pressed to find a more beautiful State than Tennessee.
57 state parks 13 national parks. Including Smokey Mountain Nat park
I live north of Nashville, the Parthenon is in Centennial Park, which was dedicated during Tennessee's 100-year anniversary. It is supposed to be an exact replica of the one in Athens but much newer. The Parthenon in Tennessee holds an art exhibit inside
If you love country music, you will love Nashville. They also have a good stand up comedy scene. Tennessee is a nice mix of great natural beauty, small towns, and city life.
I did my undergraduate work in east TN. I god back almost every summer for workshops at a craft school in Gatlinburg. It is beautiful in the mountains. If you go, I'd recommend staying on the Townsend side rather than the Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg side, unless you like traffic and crowds.
In the spring, the dogwoods come out and trillium, lady's slippers, dutchman's britches, jack-in-the-pulpits and bloodroot bloom. In June and July the rhododendrons and azaleas bloom. (The Andrews Bald Trail is amazing this time of year.) In early June, the synchronized fireflies are incredible.
You can drive around Cades Cove and see how the early European settlers lived in the area or go over the mountains into NC to Oconaluftee Village and see how the Cherokee lived in those days. Outside the park you can go tubing on the Little Pigeon River.
I lived in Tennessee for most of my life. I absolutely love it. (I recently had to move out of state and I miss it.) Regarding the lake - not likely alligators, more likely you'd find copper head snakes. The bald eagle is definitely an American symbol. Tennessee is one of the most beautiful states I've been to (and I've been to a lot of states.) I think those birds were wild turkeys.
Hello Andre from Roane county, Tennessee. I have been thoroughly enjoying your videos. Look forward to more of them. 😊🇺🇸
East Tennessee here. Have lived in Texas, Ohio, Maryland and Virginia. Decided to retire In eastern Tennessee. My son in law asked me if I was going to travel now that I am retired. I said WHY. I live in Tennessee.
I've been to every place on this video. I've hiked Radnor State Park where she hiked several times.My home is 5 miles from the Cracker Barrel she stopped and ate at.Jack Daniel is located in Lynchburg Tennessee it's about 2 hour drive south of Nashville.
jaguar is the only car that comes with a tow strap for when you will breakdown. (Fun Fact) That also was cauliflower, in the U.S.A we have purple, orange, yellow, white and green.
The week before last my wife and I traveled from Ohio down to Atlanta, Georgia. Due to major traffic issues in Knoxville, Tennessee we had to reroute through country roads, and I'm so glad. The quaint towns and beautiful countryside in Tennessee and Kentucky were a real treat. I felt like I was transported back into the 19th century. Country music--I love ballads, so the late great Mr. Kenny Rogers, Mr. George Strait, the late Mr. John Denver, and Mr. Alan Jackson would be at the top of my list. Although I'm living at my 35th address in places all over the world, I've lived in Texas for almost 25 years, to include San Antonio and Austin, and 6th Street in Austin is "hopping." I've been to New Orleans a number of times, and it's "energetic," but the smell dampens the overall experience in my opinion. And, oh by the way, I bought my wife a Mustang convertible a while back--what a great car.
Born here! Live only 15 minutes from downtown Nashville.
4:35 yes, Radnor Lake State Natural Area is a BEAUTIFUL spot, and when I go to visit Nashville I stay in the area.
I've been living in Tennessee north/east of Nashville for just over 6 months now. I love it. The people, the culture, the landscape... Great quality of life.
I live in East Tennessee and alligators aren't native to Tennessee but they found a baby one in Norris lake a couple weeks ago. Someone had dumped em in there and run off.
Franklin is a suburb of Nashville. It resides in Williamson County. Williamson County is one of the ten most wealthy counties in America. This is where most of the country music stars, music executives, and professional athletes live. Everyone from Dolly Parton to Luke Bryan has a house there. As you can imagine, it's pretty expensive.
You may or may not know that Nashville's nickname is Music City since most of the country music is recorded in and around the city. Every major record label has a studio in town on Music Row, and all the bars on Broad Street have live bands playing every night, all year round. It's also home to the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Country Music Awards. It's a pretty big tourist city for Americans. It's also a major destination for musicians who want to make it big in the music industry. The bands who play at the bars all across the area are generally really good because the talent pool is so deep. Many of the famous country music stars started out playing in these bands.
There's also plenty of other types of music, not just country music, but country music is the bread and butter of the music scene in Nashville.
Watching from Nashville, TN, born and raised. ;) No alligators in our lakes...yet. They seem to be migrating further north over the last decade or so. We do have snapping turtles though, and those can take off a finger. It's generally safe to swim in the lakes though. We're the country music capital of the world. The Grand Old Opry "mother church of country music" put us on the map. There's live music downtown seven days a week, and even more scattered around town. Taylor Swift went to high school in the suburbs and got her start playing downtown as many other country artists have done.
I grew up and currently live in a small town in West TN. TN is divided in to 3 by the Tennessee River. It is the only river in the world that runs South to North then North to South making a U that divides the state into 3 distinct geographical regions.
East TN is mountainous. Middle TN is a plateau. West TN is fertile swampy farmlands.
Some big cities include:
Nashville (state capital and Music City; capital of US music,) is in middle TN.
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Gatlinburg are in East TN.
Memphis is in West TN. (It has the big Bass Pro Shop in the Pyramid in a video you had reacted to.)
The state has a large variety of beautiful State and National Parks that are worth visiting. The most popular destination is Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg in the Smoky Mountains ("Smoky" on the TN side. "Blue Ridge" on the North Carolina side.)
If you drive East to West, or vice versa, it takes 9-10 hours. Also, East TN is an hour ahead, in a different timezone, than Middle and West TN.
Born and raised in Bristol Tennessee. Birthplace of country music. Tennessee is a very laid back state. Lots of music festivals. I spent my childhood in the mountains and lakes as a boy scout. Lots of trails and places to go riding dirt bikes. A very outdoor focused place if nature is your thing.
Tennessee born an bred no place like it from the delta in west Tennessee to the Cumberland plateau in middle Tennessee to southern Appalachian in east Tennessee absolutely beautiful
I love country music. In fact, I had pursued a career in country music in my younger days. Still sing from time to time. Haven't been to Nashville in years, I should get back.
Lived here my whole life and will never live anywhere else.
Our daughter lived and worked in Nashville for about a decade. Radnor Lake was her favorite local hiking spot. I'm typing this from an hour away on the border of Kentucky. Tennessee is beautiful. I'm originally from Northern Michigan, which is also beautiful, but my childhood friends always comment about the beauty of Tennessee. Everything in this video is in the Nashville area. Lots of sensory overload for me, but lots of folks love it. I live in a quieter part of the state, but I go into Nashville about once a week. That's just about enough for me. Because of popularity and tourism, it's become a bit too busy for my tastes, but lots of folks love it.
I live in Knoxville Tennessee. I've lived here all of my life. I wouldn't have missed it for the world. The entire state is just amazing to visit and a blessing from God to have been born in. 😂 Thank you for coming!❤ You!
I near Crossville TN. Wonderful greenery. Mountains tress beautiful
Been in Nashville since 2006. Its pretty great and there are amazing things throughout the state. I don't love the honey tonk district downtown, but it's an experience worth doing at least once.
Andre, I live in East Tennessee...20 minutes from the Bristol motor speedway Nascar track, an hour from Asheville NC, an hour from Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge and 4 hours from Nashville. I promise it's worth a visit!!
I live about 30 minutes from Radnor Lake, Tennessee does have some amazing views and food. Love the content my man keep it up!
Tennessee was the BEST state I ever lived in! I lived in northeast Tennessee and it was beautiful and had perfect weather 🥰💜👏 So peaceful there.
Hello from Lebanon Tennessee!
I live 45 minutes from Nashville. The Parthenon replica is in Nashville and is near the Tennessee State Museum which shows our states history including the native american history.
Also, not sure uf you spotted that the Bald Eagle Talon was a replica. Since the Bald Eagle is a Federally recognized endagered species to this day (not to mention the national bird) it is illegal to showcase any real parts of it.
I live in Tennessee!!! Of course, I live in rural Tennessee.
My husband and I are “Damned Yankees.” We moved to Tennessee and haven’t left! Originally, we were from the Northeast. We have been living in TN for the last 44 years. Eight years in Knoxville and the rest in Chattanooga. We love Chattanooga because: the weather is milder; the cost of living is quite reasonable; there are great outdoor activities with beautiful hiking trails and waterfalls; it’s 1 1/2 hours drive to Knoxville, a 2 hours drive to Nashville, and a little over 2 hours drive to Atlanta, GA. “So y’all come and see us now, ya hear!” 😀
That difficult word “Ornithological” basically means relating to birds so it a society that studies birds
North TN. Here in our valley , the bears have their own highways along both ridges with certain crossovers to get from one ridge to the other. We see them often.
Nashville Here. Thanks for spotlighting our beautiful state!