I want to talk about where people live and why they like it there. Or more specifically, your state in general, and things about it that other states dont have. I guess the geography thread got me thinking.
I'll start w/ TENNESSEE:
In Tennessee, there truly is year round riding, but its not like Cali or something where you dont have a winter, because we typically get a couple of decent snowfalls every year. And the summers are hot and muggy, but the great thing is that in TN you are NEVER far from a nice lake or cool river to hang out in if you're hot. And where most of the state parks have riding, there's also a nice public water near.
In TN, we also have EVERY major landform, from Mountains to plains to plateus. It's not the rockies, but we have some of the highest peaks in the Eastern US.
TN has three big cities, Nashville, Knoxville and Memphis and also a TON of universities. Most notably Vanderbilt and University of TN. People tend to think of TN as a bunch of rednecks, and while we do have our fair share, but most people are really laid back and willing to help anybody out. Flat tire? No tools? No problem.
Also, there's so much wildlife and wild land out here. Not 20 minutes outside of town, there's just huge tracts of forest, privately owned for the most part, farmed, etc. You cant beat it.
Its super cheap to live here. The fishing is AMAZING especially if you like smallmouth, and the riding is on the rise. I love it here.
I'll start w/ TENNESSEE:
In Tennessee, there truly is year round riding, but its not like Cali or something where you dont have a winter, because we typically get a couple of decent snowfalls every year. And the summers are hot and muggy, but the great thing is that in TN you are NEVER far from a nice lake or cool river to hang out in if you're hot. And where most of the state parks have riding, there's also a nice public water near.
In TN, we also have EVERY major landform, from Mountains to plains to plateus. It's not the rockies, but we have some of the highest peaks in the Eastern US.
TN has three big cities, Nashville, Knoxville and Memphis and also a TON of universities. Most notably Vanderbilt and University of TN. People tend to think of TN as a bunch of rednecks, and while we do have our fair share, but most people are really laid back and willing to help anybody out. Flat tire? No tools? No problem.
Also, there's so much wildlife and wild land out here. Not 20 minutes outside of town, there's just huge tracts of forest, privately owned for the most part, farmed, etc. You cant beat it.
Its super cheap to live here. The fishing is AMAZING especially if you like smallmouth, and the riding is on the rise. I love it here.
