I move Tennessee. The Titans are the best NFL team there is, and the Vols are. Well, Okay I guess. I used to be a big gators fan, but Tim Tebow. He left, so I am left with, what other collage teams, Ha. I don’t know. I just know that I love the Bears. My father is from Illinois, and I love that state. The only thing is, no sweet tea. But, Tennessee. The king of the southern states. (Besides South Carolina.) Everybody is like, “Myrtle Beach rocks!” And I usually spend seven through a day in the car, traveling to Florida. I have not been to most parts of Tennessee. The Middle parts, and where I live. Which is east.
The greenbelt in Kingsport Tennessee.
I love the Greenbelt. In Kingsport. I would love to live there. It’s about Twenty-One miles long. People who live on the greenbelt: Maybe about 900 or above. Starts at the Hobby-Lobby. Goes left or right. One goes about 19 miles(Right) the left is about a mile long, then there is a steep hill to ride up. It’s about a mile up. The hill goes to a fair. But all-thoughout the greenbelt, you are by reedy-creek. No, not the reedy-creek you are thinking about. A small, small, creek. I love Green…. Belt.
Warriors state park(River-front Disc Golf)
The sports, the fitness matter. Disc golf is a favorite. In a lot of places. Disc golf, Warriors State Park is one of the Nation’s best disc golf course. In Kingsport Tennessee, It’s great. About ten minutes away from me, I’m there all the time. and man it’s fun! Hardly wooded, Kind of hilly, twenty-two baskets, there is an interesting thing, So is borden park.
Eagles nest, or Borden park.
Borden pak is an easier, about flat, and lightly wooded, it provides a great course. and average of 200 feet each hole, and five minutes away, we go here more often.
Reelfoot lake
Reelfoot lake, created by an Earthquake, but a beutiful lake. Never been there, It’s in the west Tennessee. I know plenty of people who have fished there. Look’s and seems beutiful from what i have heard.
I love Tennessee, but there is one or two more states that i love…. And they are: Illinois and Alaska!
