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06/29/2026

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06/22/2026

Price drop: Owner says he’s ready to move on, and asks that interested buyers call before noon, he naps after that.

06/09/2026

🦌😲 A Tennessee homeowner says they couldn't figure out why neighbors kept slowing down and stopping in front of their property until they stepped outside to investigate.
That's when they noticed something completely unexpected:
A white-tailed deer was peacefully sleeping on top of their shed.
Photos of the unusual sight quickly spread throughout the neighborhood, with many residents saying they'd never seen a deer choose a rooftop as a resting spot.
While deer are a common sight across Tennessee—from the Great Smoky Mountains near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge to the forests around Knoxville, Chattanooga, Crossville, Cookeville, Nashville, Jackson, Clarksville, and even the outskirts of Memphis—finding one relaxing on a shed is definitely not an everyday occurrence.
Tennessee's wildlife is famous for surprising residents. From black bears roaming the Smokies to wild turkeys crossing country roads and deer appearing in the most unexpected places, the Volunteer State never seems to run out of wildlife stories.
Only in Tennessee could a deer decide that a rooftop offers the perfect afternoon nap with a view of the Great Smoky Mountains, the Cumberland Plateau, or the rolling hills of rural Tennessee. 🌄
🦌 Have you ever seen a deer climb onto something like this?
Tell us the strangest place you've ever spotted wildlife anywhere in Tennessee! 👇

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Tennessee’s First Line of Defense
Tennessee doesn’t need a military parade.
We’ve got a black bear standing in the middle of a Smoky Mountain road like it personally owns the national park.
A squad of wild turkeys casually blocking traffic with absolutely no concern for your schedule.
And one local in a pickup truck who can drive through mountain fog, a thunderstorm, and a winding back road without ever touching the brake pedal. 💀
You don’t invade Tennessee.
You get stuck behind a bear crossing.
The wild turkeys deny your request for passage.
And the mosquitoes arrive as air support straight from the nearest creek, lake, or swamp. 🦟🦃🐻😭
Tennessee’s first line of defense isn’t an army.
It’s wildlife, humidity, and creatures that have absolutely no intention of moving out of your way.
Because the black bear isn’t in a hurry.
The wild turkeys have their own agenda.
And the mosquitoes already know exactly where you are.
Add in a few deer, some curious raccoons, winding mountain roads, and a summer afternoon hot enough to make you question every outdoor decision you've ever made...
And suddenly invading Tennessee starts sounding like a terrible idea. 🤠🌲🔥

06/02/2026

They said they are just stray cats up here

06/01/2026

🚨 BREAKING: Tennessee drivers thought they had seen everything on the road… until a tiny black bear cub decided to make an appearance. 🐻🌲🧡
A Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper received an unexpected call about a small “traffic concern” along a quiet mountain roadway. 🚔🛣️
When he arrived, it wasn’t a stranded vehicle or fallen tree…
It was an adorable little bear cub looking completely unbothered by the attention. 😄🐾
The trooper carefully kept the cub safe and away from traffic while wildlife officials were contacted to help reunite it with its natural habitat. 👮‍♂️🌲
From the Great Smoky Mountains to Tennessee’s scenic backroads, wildlife encounters are simply part of life in the Volunteer State. 🍂🐻
So if you're traveling through Tennessee’s beautiful forests, keep your eyes on the road… because sometimes the cutest roadblock you'll ever see has four paws and a curious nose. 🚗💨🐾
Whether you're near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Townsend, or deep in the Smokies, a surprise bear sighting is never completely out of the question. 🏔️🐻
And honestly…
This little cub may have been the most popular traveler in Tennessee that day. ❤️🐾

06/01/2026

🚨 Welcome to Tennessee… where the state line should honestly come with a translator, a weather alert, and directions to the nearest barbecue joint. 😭🏔️🎸

Because in Tennessee, we don’t just talk…

We speak Appalachian, Southern, country music lyrics, football obsession, and front-porch wisdom all at the same time. 💀

Here:

“Y’all” = everybody 🤝
“Fixin’ to” = about to ⏰
“Bless your heart” = proceed with caution 😭
“Holler” = a tiny mountain valley 🌄
“Up the road a piece” = somewhere nearby… probably 😂
“Reckon” = I think 🤠
“Snowpocalypse” = 1 inch of snow and statewide panic ❄️
“Vols” = a completely normal conversation topic 365 days a year 🏈

Meanwhile:

• somebody on I-40 is already wondering why traffic suddenly stopped 🚗💀
• a black bear just wandered across a Smoky Mountain road 🐻
• Gatlinburg is packed with tourists taking photos 📸
• Nashville traffic is testing everyone's patience 😭
• and somebody at the lake still insists the water is warm enough to swim in. 😂

Outsiders:

“What does any of this mean?”

Tennesseans:

“Perfectly clear.” 🤝

If you know…

YOU KNOW. 🍊🏔️🎸

05/31/2026

Kuwohi — Above the Smokies ⛰️

Standing at 6,643 feet, Kuwohi is the highest point in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Known for its breathtaking observation tower and endless mountain views, this peaceful summit feels like standing above the clouds.
No matter the season, the drive and short walk to the top are absolutely unforgettable.