Favorite Place Description
Favorite Place Description
This is a wonderful place that has a great climate all year, the most beautiful scenery in the world, and a lot of big farms, and cool animals. I enjoy being in the state of Tennessee and would like to revisit it soon.
The climate in Tennessee is usually nice and enjoyable all year round. First of all, it is a blazing 80-110 degrees outside during the summer, which means the house doesn’t need to be occupied much at all. During this long warm season, you can live in a couple different pairs of shorts the whole time; shorts are more relaxed than pants also. Secondly, it doesn’t rain much in Tennessee, but when it does, it’s a great warm rain and brings the temperature down some 20 degrees. This is just enough to cool down the whole state, and make everyone happy. Third of all, the weather is relatively the same all year round, save the extremely cold winters that don’t happen often. This weather saves on heating bills a lot with gas prices as high as they are. Hence, the climate in Tennessee is good, and makes this place really pleasuring.
The scenery here is just so amazing. It is unlike any other. First of all, there are a lot of beautiful caves, some that have the biggest stalagmites and stalactites I’ve ever seen. Stalagmites and stalactites are mineral deposits formed inside of caves, which produce the hanging “ice cycles” that you see. Second of all, the huge rock sides next to the highway are wonderful too look at. They are enormous and look as if they are going to fall and crush any passing by person or vehicle. Lastly, the bridge to get into Tennessee seems infinite in length. It goes across a big blue river with a lot of freightliners in it. There is this beautiful waterfall in the middle of the river, just spouting high. Therefore, all of these things make Tennessee the greatest place to visit with many good sites to see.
The farms in Tennessee are so large. It seems that everyone owns some kind of farm. Firstly, the wide variety of crops corn to hay to alfalfa. It’s different to see all of these crops that differ so much in the...