Anyone from Tennessee???

[critter crazy]

Yes, East tennessee is where we were looking as well! Loved teh area, the mountains everything!! great pics!!!

[countrycowgirl]

Tennessee is the last family vacation that we took before my daddy passed away...I LOVE IT THERE!! it is gorgous!!!!!!!!!!....I have alot of pictures that I can post I just have to scan them.... we stayed in Gatlinberg and I loved it we drove through the old town settlement in the mountains I can't remember the name of it but it was sooo cool!!! we just went all over the state it is beautiful everywhere .....if I ever move from Texas that would be one of my first choices to live!!....sorry I can't be more help on the land info and everything I really don't know about any of that but I do have alot of pictures of the beautiful state

[WELOVESPUPPIES]

Countrycowgirl....please post them when you have time. I would love to see them. I am so looking forward to actually going there myself but I just know by what I have heard and the pics I have seen so far that I want to be there.

Thanks everyone

[molucass]

My SO is from Knoxville, TN. She grew up in Halls-Crossroads. It's a very small town on the outskirts of Knoxville. We lived there for a while.

Her mom owned property with 12 acres, a pond, and 2 houses on it. That's where we stayed while we were there.
In fact, the property and the houses are for sale. The houses need quite a bit of work, and the trees and stuff would have to be cleared away before you could have access to the pond, but it's still a nice place.

I think TN is absolutely beautiful. I loved living there.

[Catlady711]

My dad lives only a few miles outside of Athens TN. I haven't been down there in years, although we are planning on going this fall for a visit.

Where my dad lives is in the 'boonies' but yet only a few miles from Athens and a reasonable driving distance from the tourist sections of the Smokey Mnts. Natl' park, Gatlinburg, Dollywood etc for a day trip.

Sorry I don't have pix to post. The only pix I have of the area are from a film camera and my scanner isn't working right so I can scan them into the cpu.

Talked to dad the other night and he said they're having a drought in the area really bad, and they've had alot of heat lately. Summers can get fairly hot and dry down there. I've personally sat under his carport when it was 106 degrees in the shade during August. A/C is a must in the summer there.

Houses/land is less expensive down there, as well as groceries and whatnot, but mostly because the avg. wages earned down there is less than more populated areas more North in the Midwest.