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9 Breathtaking Tennessee Attractions Cool Enough For Guys

With rugged terrain, railroads, whisky, and a rich military history, Tennessee is a manly man’s haven. You will find no shortage of macho things to do in the Volunteer State.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The majestic 522,427-acre Great Smoky Mountains National Park attracts more visitors each year than any other national park in America, including the Grand Canyon. Located on the east border of Tennessee, the park also extends into North Carolina.

There is no end of things to do and see in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It contains over 800 miles of hiking trails, from easy scenic hikes to 16-mile treks. Gorgeous waterfalls can be found throughout the park, and many can be reached by car. Be sure to check out Clingmans Dome, the highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains. A half-mile trail leads you to a 54-foot observation tower where you can get a 360-degree view of the park.

History buffs may know that there were several mountain communities in the Great Smoky Mountains before the area became a national park. You can explore a number of historic buildings that are still there today, including the Mountain Farm Museum at the Oconaluftee Visitor’s Center.

The Great Smoky Mountains contain incredibly diverse plant and animal life. In fact, scientists have documented more than 19,000 species in the park and estimate that there may actually be 80,000-100,000 more that are undocumented. Keep an eye out for black bears, as well as foxes, wolves, rabbits, and many more.

You can camp in the park or stay overnight at one of the numerous lodges in nearby Gatlinburg. While in Gatlinburg, you can check out other fun attractions like the Ober Gatlinburg Aerial Tramway, Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, and Gatlinburg’s 400-foot Space Needle.  Be sure to bring some Tennessee whiskey to stay warm!

Alcatraz East Crime Museum

Just a stone’s throw from Gatlinburg lies Pigeon Forge, home to the Alcatraz East Crime Museum. Modeled after the castle-like Tennessee State Prison, Alcatraz East is a 25,000-sq-foot museum that features over 100 interactive exhibits. This includes galleries about criminals and crimes, crime scene investigation, and victim stories. You will also find cool artifacts like Ted Bundy’s VW Bug and the White Ford Bronco O.J. Simpson drove in a car chase across Southern California.

While in Pigeon Forge, you might also want to check out Parrot Mountain and Gardens and the Titanic Museum.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory, located a couple of hours west of the Smoky Mountains, was established in 1943 as part of the Manhattan Project. Today, it is the largest US Department of Energy science and energy laboratory.

The nearby American Museum of Science and Energy contains exhibits on the Manhattan Project and more recent scientific advancement. You can take a bus tour from the museum to visit the lab and other nearby Manhattan project sites.

Chattanooga

Lonely Planet named Chattanooga, Tennessee, one of its top ten best in the U.S. underrated vacation destinations in 2018. Indeed, there are numerous activities in and around Chattanooga to keep you occupied.

For military and civil war buffs, the Chicamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park preserves two major Civil War battle sites. At Chickamauga, the Confederates won their last major victory in September 1963. Then after fighting for control of Chattanooga, Union troops finally prevailed in November 1963. You can learn about these battles and more about the Civil War at this National Park.

The impressive Lookout Mountain provides breathtaking views of Chattanooga from the overlooks at Point Park. It is also home to Ruby Falls, a 145-foot underground waterfall accentuated by a colorful light and sound show. For an extra scenic experience, take the Incline Railway from St. Elmo up to Lookout Mountain. The railway climbs the mountain at a 72.7% grade up a one-mile track. It is the world’s steepest passenger railway.

Back in Chattanooga, you can take a boat ride on the river, explore the city, or visit the Tennessee Aquarium.

Jack Daniel Distillery

Partway between Chattanooga and Nashville, you’ll find the Jack Daniel Distillery. Home of the world’s best-selling whisky, the Jack Daniel Distillery is the oldest registered distillery in the United States.

The distillery offers tours and whisky tastings ranging from $20-$100. Just be sure to drive responsibly so you have no need to consult a website like this.

Stones River National Battlefield

Civil War buffs won’t want to miss the Stones River National Battlefield. Located just southeast of Nashville, this was the site of one of the most important and largest battles of the Civil War. The site includes the Hazen Brigade Monument, which is believed to be the oldest, intact Civil War monument, and the Stones River National Cemetery, where more than 6,000 Union soldiers are buried.

To learn more about the Civil War, you might also consider visiting the nearby Travellers Rest Plantation and Museum or the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville. Or you could take a drive down to the Shiloh National Military Park.

Nashville

Of course, no trip to Tennessee is complete with a visit to the iconic Music City. Country music fans won’t want to miss the Country Music Hall of Fame or the Grand Old Opry. Plan to attend a concert or consider visiting during the CMA Awards in the fall. Or take a stroll down the Honky Tonk Highway and enjoy live music with no cover charge.

Graceland

Continue exploring music history by visiting Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley. Learn more about the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll at his mansion home. You can also check out Elvis Presley’s Memphis, a 200,000-sq-foot entertainment complex that includes museums, shops, and restaurants.

Memphis

In nearby Memphis, try a bar crawl down Beale Street, the Home of the Blues. Beale Street has a rich history that began in the 1920s when its vibrant nightlife thrived alongside a sinister underbelly of gambling and murder. After a downturn during the second half of the century, Beale Street was revitalized in the 1990s and is now the home of nightly live music as well as numerous jazz and blues festivals throughout the year.

Other attractions in Memphis include the National Civil Rights Museum, the Sun Studio recording facility, and the Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum.

The Gypsy Rose Vardo Gives You Beautiful Desert Scenery

Privacy is hard to come by these days amid the modern advancements in technology. Urban dwellers tend to make it their mission to know everyone’s business. Sometimes you just want to escape somewhere secluded like the Gypsy Rose Vardo cabin, a tiny house in Taos, New Mexico.

Head ten miles outside of town and you will find a cedar cabin that sits among the bushes. The tiny house hosts 100 square feet of space for two guests. It comes with a private deck that gives you wide views of the surrounding desert landscape.

The Gypsy Rose Vardo may look like your typical outdoor cabin on the outside. Inside though is a different story. The house runs on solar energy so you have the convenience and pleasure of making meals on a built-in induction cooker. There’s a mounted TV at the footbed and a DVD player with on the house DVDs. Electrical sockets allow you to power your devices and there is even a fridge, a heater that keeps the inside warm fast, a kitchen sink, and plenty of storage cabinets and pillows.

This may be a tiny house but it sure gives the comfort you find in a home. It has a memory foam mattress, 1500 thread linens, and a thick comforter for chilly nights. The  shower and bathroom are outside, which completed the whole off-grid experience.

The Gypsy Rose Vardo is close by the town’s famous Mamby hot springs and a 25-min drive to the east of the Tao Ski Valley. A little hike down the private path and you can go on a picnic, rafting, or fly-fishing.

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Aston Martin’s Sylvan Rock House Is Visually Striking

The Sylvan Rock House sits on a lush, 55-acre estate in New York’s rustic Hudson Valley. It is the first private residential property designed by British luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin.

The house boasts elegance in all its 360-degree angles from the roof, paneled walls to the floor-to-ceiling windows. It hosts a family-sized swimming pool on the deck and an outdoor kitchen and lounging area. The estate is impressive both on the inside and outside and its architectural form corresponds to the rocky ledge it sits on.

The Sylvan Rock House sits surrounded by mature trees and the amazing views of the hill, valleys, and rock outcroppings. Its interior compliments the exterior beauty with the use of both wood and metal on furnishings and pieces of furniture.

Aston Martin designed the estate with a focus on sustainability. The structure utilized organic building materials. It has solar and battery systems. It also thrives on the use of green building, geothermal heating + cooling, and radiant floor heating.

Moreover, the Sylvan Rock House has an on-property agricultural garden that produces fruits and vegetables for consumption. Guests can enter the gardens via a second staff entrance this way it ensures privacy for the owner and ease of maintenance for the farmers. The property also hosts a treehouse that provides unique viewing opportunities of local wildlife. There are also three remote guest pods for visitors. The pods sit in an array nearby the planned pond and function as sleeping quarters or remote wellness or office. Guests have access to the wet bar and kitchen.

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Images courtesy of Sylvan Rock House

The FPM Bank Zip M suitcase Uses 100% Makrolon Polycarbonate

Traveling may be risky these days but it’s always best to be prepared when it’s safe to venture out again. Even a weekend or short business trip deserves a reliable and sturdy carry-on companion just like the FPM Bank Zip M suitcase.

Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano (FPM) constructed this travel case from 100% Makrolon polycarbonate, which is the most advanced luggage material in today’s market. Makrolon sheet makes this suitcase ultra-strong. It is flame-retardant and boasts high impact strength. It is also resistant to high temperatures and maintains superior dimensional stability.

Despite its robust construction, this carry-on is lightweight at 4.7kg and has a cabin-friendly size. It measures 16.1″ W x 28.7″ H x 14.6″ D. It has a 93L storage space, which is more than enough for a weekend getaway. The inside features an elastic belt and zippered compartments to keep items secure and organized.

As for mobility, the FPM Bank Zip M suitcase has four mounted 360° wheels to ensure stability and maneuverability. This makes the suitcase easy to handle because it glides between locations. Likewise, leather exterior handles add a touch of sophistication. The handle has a drop length of 1.3 inches which allows the case to be hand-carried. The handle can extend to a length of 8.5 inches for a wheeled carry. Meanwhile, a series of aluminum corners further ensures durability.

The FPM Bank Zip M suitcase looks robust and the added exterior elastic band closure adds style. It comes with a built-in TSA and aluminum butterfly lock and water-resistant zippers to ensure belongings stay safe and dry.

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The FPM Milano Bank Work Station Lets You Work Remotely

If your work takes you anywhere from your home, the cafe, library, or any place where there is a space to sit and write, then the Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano or FPM Milano Bank Work Station is for you. This unique workspace disguises itself as a travel suitcase.

Designed for the frequent traveler, this unique work station looks like any other sturdy metal suitcase. It has an all-aluminum shell, four wheels, a retractable carrying handle, and a butterfly lock fastening.  But when opened, it reveals so much more than storage for your clothes or travel necessities.

The FPM Milano Bank Work Station opens up to reveal a portable office. In an instant, you have a foldable desk and chair, and cabinets all made from wood. The chair boasts quality Italian leather for the backrest and seat. The same goes for the four drawers which have leather pulls. All these conveniences hide inconspicuously inside the spacious interior.

This travel-friendly work station makes sure your items are secure with the added combination and butterfly lock system. Since it is ridged in metal, chances are your data is also safe from illegal theft. Aluminum is widely considered as a good metal to use when it comes to blocking RFID signals.

Portability-wise, aside from retractable handle, the FPM Milano Bank Work Station also has carrying handles on the top and left side. The whole construction looks sleek and robust and the addition of copper screws to hold the legs of the chair in place adds a touch of class.

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The Herschel Chapter Travel Kit Is A Versatile Everyday Carry-On

No matter where you go, you need a dependable bag to keep your small essentials neat and secure. The Herschel Chapter Travel Kit provides water protection and keeps your things organized for easy access.

This carry-on is just the right size to put inside your travel bag. It measures 5.2 inches in height, 8.5 inches in width, and has a diameter of 3.2 inches. It is the ideal buddy in case you need a compact bag to hold your travel essentials. This handy pack has enough pockets to store anything including toothbrushes, glasses, passports, pens, cologne, keys, earphones, and more.

The Herschel Chapter Travel Kit comes with the brand’s signature striped fabric liner and has an internal mesh storage sleeve for neat organization. The main compartment has a waterproof zipper to keep safe important documents or electronic gadgets. Meanwhile, the front zippered pocket comes with a pebbled leather pull for accent and easy opening.

You can bring this carry-on solo during your urban commutes. It does not have to be for travel use only. A stitched-in handle makes it convenient to carry it around. It is also portable as is without contents. It only weighs 5.12 ounces. Guaranteed durable and versatile, you can choose how you want to use each of the three compartments. You can have everything you need inside with its impressive 5L capacity.

As with other products from the brand, the Herschel Chapter Travel Kit comes in attractive colors.  You can have it in plain colors, in camo, or a mixture of hues.

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The Base Cabin Makes A Great Home Away From Home

Studio Edwards created the Base Cabin for the ultimate outdoor living experience. It’s a house on wheels with enough essentials to make a home away from home.

The exterior uses natural tones and a rubber shell to make it weatherproof and blend in with the environment. The interior has natural materials for a homey and minimalistic ambiance. This house utilizes an A-frame structure with a triangular window facing the bed to give the interior an illusion of space because the view connects to the scenery outside. This gives owners a good eye view of their surroundings straight from their sleeping space.

The Base Cabin makes use of framed glass windows on the walls to invite natural light and make the interior look roomy. There is also another glass window on the roof directly above the bed.

This trailer has all the simple essentials you need to make your outdoor living homey. It has a kitchenette equipped with a sink and a stove to make cooking possible. There are enough mounted wood slabs to keep food or other kitchen items. There is also a bathroom and a shower illuminated by a window above to create a sense of contact with the outside.

Moreover, the Base Cabin has a ledge near a window adjacent to the triangular window and just across the kitchen. Underneath the ledge, are storage compartments. The walkway between the ledge and the kitchen is enough to put a small table to sit people. It also leads to the door of the cabin which creates a spacious flow with an opened door.

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Everything You Need To Know About Camping in Snowdon

We Brits love spending time outdoors. Camping, backpacking, road trips and other outdoor activities take a lot of planning, though. When you’re spending time at home in your usual routine, you may not realise just how much you’re missing away from nature. Just the fresh smell of earth and camping on unchartered territories gets our blood flowing, doesn’t it? Hence, let’s learn more about a hidden gem called Snowdon

A cheer resounded around the House of Commons on Tuesday 23 June when the Prime Minister announced that campsites in England could reopen from July 4th – proof, presumably, that our esteemed MPs are avid campers.

So, do you want to experience the magnificence of New Zealand without having to travel halfway across the world in this pandemic? Well, we have you covered. This is where Wales and it’s resounding mountains comes to our rescue.

Apart from the amicable nature of the Welsh people and having rugby as the national sports of both Wales and New Zealand, they do have something else in common — the mountains.

Great and majestic mountains normally translate to good camping grounds for us outdoor enthusiasts. And what better place to camp in Wales than Snowdon mountains!

For a bit of trivia, the English name Snowdon just comes from the Old English “snow dun” which means snow hill. Not so poetic, those English, eh?

LOCATION

Snowdon is in Snowdonia National Park, an area of absolutely stunning natural beauty in North Wales. Likewise, irrespective of where you stay in the UK, the best way to reach Snowdon definitely is by car. That’s right, but if you don’t have one, just rent and save yourself the trouble.

If you can’t rent a car, then don’t lose hope just yet! Snowdonia National Park is still accessible by public transport. Camping in Snowdonia provides the genuine outdoor experience, and while the weather is generally unpredictable, we can still say that you’ll find some the best campsites around.

Snowdonia National Park dominates North Wales and hosts some of the most dramatic natural scenery in the UK. Ice-sculpted crags, tumbling waterfalls and scree-strewn mountain peaks adorn the landscape, and there are enough tracks and trails to keep the energetic occupied for months.

CHOOSING THE PATH TO SNOWDON

As crazy as it may sound, a total of six paths exist en route to Snowdon. Based on your fitness level, you really need to plan it out which path you would take while scaling the mountains. There aren’t any live volcanoes or human-eating bears in Wales, but that doesn’t rule out the unpredictability of mother nature.

Here, we’re only going to talk about the Llanberis Path, also referred to as the ‘easiest path’ to Snowdon. It’s not as steep as the others and a great choice for families wanting to climb the mountain. However, we almost forgot to mention that it is also the longest among the routes available

If you prefer a faster approach, take the Snowdon Mountain Railway, the climbing train boasts the distinction of being the only rack and pinion railway in the UK and offers a hassle-free trip to the top.

Camping Ground

There are a lot of camping grounds to choose from, but it all depends on what view you want. Another matter to consider is the fact that you cannot just set up camp anywhere in the region. There are designated sites where camping is allowed.

Things You Should Definitely Take With You

Most legal campsites in Snowdonia include a picnic table, a place to park your car, and a spot to pitch your tent. Many also have shared bathrooms with running water. Nevertheless, here’s a list of things you should carry: 

  • Tent
  • Sleeping bag.
  • Sleeping Pad.
  • Camping Pillow
  • A Bowie Knife.
  • Lantern
  • Camping Table.
Conclusion

Be it New Zealand or Wales, the greatest threat for any camper will always be other people with malicious intent. So make sure you visit in groups of 4 or more. Not only does it gives you added security, but also adds to the fun of being with family or friends. So, what are you waiting for? Pack your backpacks already and had on out.

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Apple is a brand associated with its premium tech products and the attractive designs applied to almost everything that catches its fancy. In fact, experts recognize the company’s attention to detail and willingness to defy conventional viewpoints. Moreover, it is not limiting its aesthetic prowess to consumer electronics only. It’s evident that even the architecture of its flagship retail stores, as well as the ones inside malls, follow a certain style. Following the completion of its remarkable corporate headquarters, sources hinting that it is working on a Hotel

By now, it’s no longer a secret that the American tech giant is building a new campus in Austin, Texas. According to sources, the total area clocks in around a whopping 133 acres and should be open sometime in 2022. Another cool aspect is where it gets the energy to operate everything. Supposedly, 100% of its power will come from renewable means such as solar farms.

While the Apple campus itself will be initially housing 5,000 employees, it will eventually max out at 15,000. Equally notable is the city’s recent approval of a small modification to the original plan. Details show the inclusions of a six-storey 192-room hotel with a total area of 75,500 square feet. It appears that this is a solo project with no tie-ins to any existing hospitality chain.

The exact location puts in at West Palmer Lane and McNeil Road. Apple is apparently plunking approximately $1 billion USD into its hotel. Meanwhile, the high-end consumer electronics outfit is dedicating two million square feet to office spaces and other business facilities.

Learn more about it now: here

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Deepsea diving and the accessories you need!

Deep-sea diving is an exciting and exhilarating activity. A chance to explore the ocean and see the life below, it’s a fantastic opportunity to interact with the environment. While a great adventure, deep-sea diving also requires meticulous planning and a list of must-have accessories to ensure your trip into the sea is as enjoyable and safe as possible.

If you’re ready to explore the sea, we take a look at some of the must-have accessories which you should look at getting.

Mask

A high-quality diving mask should be at the top of every diver’s equipment list. When it comes to choosing one, while you can hire equipment like this, having one that perfectly fits you and is of the standard you want will ensure you have an amazing time.

Wetsuit/drysuit

Just like your mask, a suit is essential for any diver. Wetsuits are recommended for those swimming in warmer water and drysuits in colder temperatures. As well as helping to control body temperature in the water, wearing a suit can help reduce the chance of cuts, grazes and any other hazards caused by marine creatures, such as jellyfish stings.

Watch

All divers should wear a watch; it allows them to see how long they have been under the water for. One of the most iconic diver watches is the Omega Seamaster 300M, which is waterproof up to 30 bar. Some people buy a luxury watch with no intention of ever getting it wet, however, that’s exactly what the Seamaster was made to do. The Seamaster, like the ones available from Watchmaster, is also the favoured watch of both Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig’s portrayal of James Bond.

Dive computer

Diving equipment and accessories have come a long way. One technological advancement has been seen on a dive computer. Investing in one is seen as essential as it can help measure your depth as well as working out how long you can spend in the water. This is an extra layer of safety and helps to prevent decompression sickness (where too much nitrogen has dissolved into the body due to increase pressure).

Camera

While this isn’t essential in the sense of safety and security as the others, it is a great idea to take a camera down with you. You can expect to see some weird and wonderful things under the sea, and you wouldn’t want to miss capturing the incredible experience on camera.

If you’re planning your next adventure, as well as the essential equipment you need, look at investing in these key pieces to ensure your deep-sea diving experience is as enjoyable and safe as possible.

Step out and experience The Edge At Hudson Yards

When hunting for some of the tallest skyscrapers around the globe, travelers can find these in almost every major city. There’s a certain allure to climb up to the top and gaze at the magnificent view that it affords. You’ll probably hear people talking about the more iconic ones such as the Burj Khalifa, Petronas towers, and Taipei 101 among others. These are the structures that provide an exhilarating experience for anyone fortunate enough to visit them. However, sometimes hidden gems such as The Edge at Hudson Yards.

If you know your way around New York City then it’s probably a familiar location for you. Just like the buildings we have been talking about a while ago, this is an edifice in the New York Skyline that would be worth your time. While we find being so high up already a treat in itself, the jaw-dropping panoramic view you get at The Edge is breathtaking.

Moreover, the distinction of being the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere should be enough to spark your interest at least. The moment you step out of the building, prepare to be amazed by the open-air grandeur. Knowing that you are 100 stories above the ground at more than 1,100 feet should give thrill-seekers that adrenaline rush.

The Edge apparently relies on cantilevers that allow the sky deck to overhang safely. If that’s not enough you can even take a step on the transparent glass floor. Trust us it is a view that not many live to tell about. Admission starts at $36 and demand will soon soar once it opens.

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Travel trend 2020: The rise of the ‘Micro-cation’

Weekend breaks are growing in popularity while long haul flights are slowly becoming a low-priority. Often when people are discussing travelling the world, they’re looking for a range of experiences from weekend breaks rather than long holidays. In fact, when some people go travelling, they’ll head to a European destination and do a road trip around some of the top locations nearby. For example, if you picked up car hire in Spain, you’d be able to drive around all of the big cities, and perhaps even take the trip onto France and visit some beautiful locations here, too.

Although there are still people who want to head off on relaxing holidays and lounge by the pool, more people are wanting to explore the world’s fascinating cities. Even more so, people are wanting to explore Europe, considering how easy it is to get to. Even those who still want two weeks off, they’ll often choose to do a trip consisting of multiple mini breaks – which means you’ll return having been to a number of countries.

One reason that people choose to do this instead of going on an extended trip away is because you can guarantee a mixture of experiences. Often, people will feel relaxed when they first go on holiday, but it can be followed by an urge to get up and do something new. However, when you’re going from place to place, that’s avoided, and you’re more likely to enjoy every aspect of your holiday.

As the trend continues to become more popular, questions about why Gen Z are more likely to take a micro-cation instead of a vacation have emerged. According to Business Insider, it’s because of their work ethic. According to a survey on the site, nearly a quarter of Gen Z participants claimed they feel guilty for taking time off work. With a long weekend away instead of a long holiday, you’ll only need to take a day or two off work, which is easier to arrange without missing anything important.

Similarly, people are becoming more eco-aware, so many travellers are opting for more environmentally friendly forms of travel. Instead of taking aeroplanes to travel the world, more people are looking to travel via trains, and thanks to the Eurostar, it’s easier than it’s ever been before.

According to the Evening Standard, 2020 is likely to bring the transformational traveller to life. The point of their adventures is to grow and learn about more ways to engage with the world. It’ll allow people to connect more with themselves as they connect more with nature too.

When it comes to holidays, not everyone wants to spend time reclining and recharging, so it makes sense to use that time to explore new countries and make the most of a weekend break.

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