Posted in Tennessee
March 15, 2017
11 Things You Quickly Learn When You Move To Tennessee
Tennessee has become one of the most popular places for tourists and transplants alike. Our pretty state may be fun to visit, but there’s a lot to learn if you take the plunge and make the move. Here are a few of them…
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First off: you aren't alone. Finding a true Tennessean, born and bred, heart and soul, can be like finding a unicorn. Especially in our bigger cities!
A solid accent is usually one of the best ways to tell a true southerner apart.
Most restaurants will offer their fried options on a mild to fiery scale, so make sure you pay attention.
You'll find the heart of the state in small towns, across the state to the wast and in east Tennessee hamlets. You'll want to spend some time investing in the people, not just the cities.
For real. The people are the heart of the south, you know.
Whether they win or not - know that.
Psst - it's Bristol!
Take your time to find the go-to spot in your new town. Ask a new friend, research good spots in your neighborhood. And try to stay away from chains! The less frills, the better the food.
There's nothing prettier than a Tennessee fall. Or spring. Or summer...and yeah, winter too.
Our humidity may be rough, but we ain't no Louisiana. (No shade to the ol' LA, though.)
They are a perfect getaway for summer hikes or wintertime cabin hangs. This is the place to be, and you can visit time and time again.
Visit The Most Whimsical Restaurant In Tennessee if you’re looking for some adventure in your new state.
