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Fun tour LSyd. I spent a week in Knoxville about 25 years ago. Seemed like a pleasant place with a decent college town vibe. Had dinner at Patrick Sullivans a couple of nights, and spent some time in the old city. Fun stuff. It's a pity about the Pickle Mansion (pic #39), I thought it was going to be demolished. Thanks for the tour.
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This is a great tour. My sister moved to Knoxville, after college. It's a very interesting place to explore. The last time I was up there, not long ago, we visited a new bowling alley in a beautiful old building.
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Fantastic - love the tour of the historic housing in Fort Sanders.
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Never knew what Knoxville looked like. Pleasantly surprised. Great pictures.
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Nice photos. It's been a while since I worked in Knoxville but I recognize a few landmarks. You're from Knoxville and are not familiar with Chattanooga?
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Seems most people just pass through Knoxville on their way to somewhere else, but they really shouldn't. Thanks for showing us some of the beauty that lies within.
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Tennessee is a bit overlooked. They have like half a dozen decent cities. Nashville is booming. Chattanooga is gorgeous. Memphis has historic charm and growth. Then there's Knoxville and others. Nice shots.
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Nice photos. Knoxville is a very fun place to visit. I have family that live down there and I visit quite often.
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Thanks dude! Great tour! I seriously love seeing Knoxille. Very overlooked but it packs a punch above what one might expect
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Thumbs up all around.
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cool photos.
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Nice! What were they doing to the bridge?
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great pics and looks like a nice place to spend time in -- like most i guess i have only driven through.
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I assume Lsyd is talking about political conservatives. East TN is getting as bad as AL. I agree with him.
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not that it's much more liberal elsewhere in the south, but having lived in rural western Louisiana, Birmingham, South Carolina, and Augusta, politically for my opinions i'd rate Tennessee as worse, with more annoying and in your face conservativism. my two cents. crap, now i've turned this into a political discussion...sorry. i plan on going to Chattanooga next year, and hopefully get off the beaten path in northeast TN. - |
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