#The Island Pigeon Forge

[spikeyjo]

Log in do fuck all

beer glass filled up so tall

Log in do wage theft

drank so much since my wife left

[nubbular]

"Nashville" trip log day 3

I didn't mention it yesterday, but we had three people get sick and throw up at some point yesterday. Today, that progressed to about 10 out of the 36 students we had, and also our bus driver. So we delayed going to Pigeon Forge by about 4 hours, which meant we missed our only other performance. We also quarantined into two different busses which meant no chargers, which meant my phone was dead by the time we got there. The Island was cool tho, the Black Widow thing was great.

[suitelifeoftravel]

The Island, Pigeon Forge

The Island at Pigeon Forge is a vibrant entertainment complex with activities, shopping and restaurants.  Located on Parkway, the main thoroughfare, our family was ready to end our day watching the sunset and exploring the Island. The girls were excited for the shopping, the guys were hungry for the restaurants and Nolan couldn’t wait to ride the Ferris wheel.   To work up an appetite, we…

[hr8anderson]

Feel free to message me if you want to draw Hayden and Marie having time together at the Island of Pigeon Forge, please.

[rxin3akamallory]

Howdy!

(I am Taiga Aisaka irl lol)

I finally decided to make an intro on this account because it’s inconsistent as hell even though it’s my main one.

But yeah hello!

I’m Mallory (people call me Mal a lot) I’m a goofy ahh autistic 22 year old

She/Her are my preferred pronouns, but I’m okay with They/Them as well if it’s easier for you to use.

I’m biromantic/asexual

I’m not in college but I’ve been working for a year and a half now! It takes up half of my time but I’m still free decently often.

I like to draw, write, make OCs and self inserts, play video games, sing and listen to music. I sometimes post my art and characters occasionally but not often on here. (I should tho)

This is my main tumblr where I used to post strictly Finding Nemo related posts but my fixation had faded out since 2021 (I still love the movie and it’s sequel but it hasn’t been my main interest anymore)

Here are my other tumblrs if they’re interesting enough to take a look at.

Second tumblr: @rxin3srandomthoughts

Meme tumblr: @rxin3smemes

Aesthetic tumblr (kinda defunct now): @rxin3saesthetics

Stim tumblr (the one I use most often besides my main): @rxin3stims

I have a large DNI list on my stim tumblr, but I’ll put a general one here too. It’s also in my bio:

DNI if:

A nsfw/k!nk blog

Racist

Homophobic

Transphobic

Ablelist

And a personal one, if you romanticize serial k!ll3rs or sh00t3rs. Big on the latter because of personal trauma and because that monster has been romanticized here before and on other platforms on the internet and I find it not only disturbing and horrifying but also disrespectful to the victims, their families, and the survivors.

If you fit under any of this criteria, you will immediately be blocked.

A lot of my content is OC related, so here is a list of ‘em!!

Self Inserts (1)

Self Inserts (2)

Self Inserts (3)

Moodboards: 1, 2, 3

Self Insertmas 2023: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5, Day 6, Day 7, Day 8, Day 9, Day 10, Day 11, Day 12, Day 13, Day 14, Day 15, Day 16, Day 17, Day 18, Day 19, Day 20, Day 21, Day 22, Day 23

Self Insert Birthday Countdown 2024: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5, Day 6, Day 7, Day 8, Day 9, Day 10, Day 11, Day 12, Day 13, Day 14, Day 15, Day 16, Day 17, Day 18, Day 19, Day 20, Day 21, Day 22, Day 23, Day 24

I also have a lot of special interests and fixations! Here’s a “small” list of a majority of them to get to know me:

Non film/tv:

Tennessee (Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge specifically!) Literally my comfort place. I love when I get to visit sm!!)

OneRepublic (My favorite band!)

Littlest Pet Shop

Bunnies!

Film:

Wreck-It Ralph (only the first film)

Frozen (mainly only the first film)

Big Hero 6 (also the manga and the tv series)

Encanto

Finding Nemo/Finding Dory

Cars (1-3)

Onward

Guardians of the Galaxy (and the tv series and the 2021 game)

Jurassic Park/Jurassic World

The Florida Project

Madagascar (1-3)

Rise of the Guardians

Ice Age (1-4)

Rio (mainly the first film)

Sing (mainly Sing 2 only)

The Mario Movie (2023)

Vivo

The Muppets (specifically modern, 2011-2015)

TV:

The Fairly Oddparents (Seasons 1-5)

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous and Chaos Theory

The Powerpuff Girls (1998 only)

The Office (US only)

My Little Pony (I haven’t finished it Friendship is Magic, I mainly fixate on the 2017 movie and the 2021 film from Gen 5)

Bluey

Fish Hooks

Green Eggs & Ham (Netflix)

Smiling Friends

Thomas and Friends (before CGI era)

The Peanuts (I didn’t know where to put it so it’s here lmao)

Video Games:

Animal Crossing (Mainly New Leaf and New Horizons)

Mario Kart (Mainly 7 and 8)

Mario Party (Mainly Superstars and Island Tour)

Animal Jam

Detroit: Become Human (My favorite!)

Cuphead (I never finished the show but I should)

BlazBlue (Mainly Chronophantasma and Crosstag Battle. And the anime Alter Memory)

Arcana Heart (Mainly 3 Love Max!!!)

Five Nights at Freddy’s (I don’t think it counts because I never played the actual games but I’ve watched so many play throughs)

Anime:

Studio Ghibli in general (I’ve not seen every film though)

Cardcaptor Sakura

Tokyo Mew Mew (I need to watch the reboot!)

Lucky Star

Toradora (my favorite!)

Madoka Magica (I need to finish Record! And I can’t wait for the next movie!)

Smile Precure (watched it because Glitter Force sucked)

Himouto! Umaru-Chan

The Quintessential Quintuplets

Rent-A Girlfriend

BNA: Brand New Animal

Fruits Basket

My Love Story

Ouran Highschool Hostclub

Love Chunibyo and Other Delusions

True Tears

Wotakoi: Love is hard for Otaku

Maid Sama

(There’s more but this is all I got in in my head rn)

Ask Answers!!

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Well that’s pretty much it!

I hope you like my account where I occasionally post actual stuff and mainly reblog things from my interests lol

[fromkenari]

The 2016 Great Smoky Mountains wildfires claimed at least 14 lives, and injured 190 people. The fires impacted the towns of Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, both near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The fires are considered one of the largest natural disasters in Tennessee history.

The 2018 California wildfires had a total of 103 confirmed fatalities. The Camp Fire, which occurred in Paradise, California, killed 85 people and destroyed more than 18,000 buildings. The Camp Fire was the costliest disaster worldwide in 2018. It was also the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California's history.

The Australian bushfires of 2019-2020 directly killed 33 people and over one billion native animals. The fires also caused 417 human deaths due to smoke inhalation. The fires burned in six states across six months, affecting 80% of the Australian population.

In 2020, 33 people died in California wildfires that burned 4.2 million acres, a state record. This was the third deadliest year for California wildfires since 2013. 

Amid the bleakness of 2020, scientists in Brazil concluded a particularly grim conservation study - attempting to count the animals killed by huge wildfires in the Pantanal wetlands. They estimate that as many as 17 million vertebrates - including reptiles, birds and primates - died. Wildfires burned between January and November, destroying 30% of the world's largest tropical wetland.

Five people have died from wildfires in Canada in 2023. The wildfires have scorched at least 11 million hectares, or over 27.1 million acres, of land across Canada this year.

Meanwhile, in Maui, wildfires started on August 8th, 2023 (Now August 15th, 2023).

The death toll from the wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui is at least 101 people. The wildfires destroyed the historic town of Lahaina and killed at least 99 people, making it the worst natural disaster in state history and the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century. Officials warn that the death toll is likely to rise. Many people remain missing.

None of this is okay, and I'm not trying to compare trauma, but the fact that this disaster is happening right now and I have seen a total of 2 posts about it on my dash is disheartening, to say the least.

P.S. Spread the word. Do not ignore Maui.

[ageofpiracyrp]

PLOT DROP 23: ARE WE THERE YET?

Below, the pairings for each of the subsequent locations are detailed. It is not expected for any player to write threads of all of their pairings. These are simply her to give thread fodder.

Locations and Groupings

China and Hong Kong and Singapore

Dates: July 10 - July 16

Point people for this region: Gwen and Stella

Shanghai Disneyland Resort: Gwen and Laurie and Marshall

Chimelong Ocean Kingdom: HJ and Samira

Chimelong Paradise: Daniel and Ryder

OCT Resort: Muffy and Kyle

Happy Valley: Skylar and Beck

Zhengzhou Fantawild Adventure: Theo and Robin

China Dinosaurs Park: Ian and Daphne

Fantawild Oriental Heritage: Stella and Ali

Ocean Park: Al

Universal Studios Singapore: Greg

Western Europe

Dates: July 17-July 23

Point people for this region: Skylar and Robin

De Efteling: Daphne and HJ

Tivoli Gardens and Legoland Billund: Robin and Ali

PortAventura World and Parque: Al and Kyle

Gardaland Resort: Stella and Beck

Alton Towers Resort and Legoland Windsor: Laurie and Theo

Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures: Marshall and Skylar

Disneyland Paris and Puy du Fou and Parc Astérix: Ryder and Ian

Europa-Park and Heide Park and Legoland Deutschland Warner: Daniel and Gwen and Samira

Phantasialand and Liseberg: Muffy and Greg

Latin America

Dates: July 24-July 28

These pairings are not detailed but we are definitely going here! If you want to have your character go to one of these locations, I can create pairings upon request.

United States

Dates: July 29-August 4

Point people for this region: Ian and Beck

Walt Disney World Resort: Muffy and Kyle

Universal Orlando Resort: Ryder and HJ

SeaWorld Orlando, Discovery Cove, and Aquatica: Gwen and Daphne

Universal Studios Hollywood and Six Flags Magic Mountain: Marshall and Samira

Dollywood and The Island in Pigeon Forge: Daniel and Ian

Cedar Point and Kings Island: Skylar and Ali

Six Flags Great Adventure and Hersheypark: Greg and Al

Sea World San Diego and Knott's Berry Farm: Stella and Laurie

Canada's Wonderland and Centreville Amusement Park: Beck and Robin

Catch-Up

Dates August 5-August 11

At this time, the group will go to one-off locations like Energylandia in Poland that weren't covered under the previous categories, and pick up anything that the point people for each region believe were missed.

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Please message the admin with any questions! Additionally, if your character is missing from a location pairing or listed twice in the same location, please let the admin know. Each person should be listed in only one pairing per location. Thank you!

Please feel free to assume that Kjeuk is coming with you wherever you are going (or not, if you think the park is small enough... For example, I don't think he wants to go to Dollywood). If you need to lay claim to a specific date, please let me know!

[i-yeeteth-and-i-yoinketh]

I was down in pigeon forge Tennessee recently so I want to talk about my thoughts on accessibility at some of the things I went to.

Dollywood - first of all, the park is absolutely gorgeous, like so pretty and also very well shaded, I rented on of the electric carts they have there as I can’t walk much without pain, and getting the cart was extremely easy, although relatively expensive (55$ if I remember right), they had a spot where a parent/guardian could sign, so I assume those under the age of 18 can rent one, but that wasn’t an issue for me, the cart seats are wide with armrests and so most can fit comfortably. It was a slight walk from the parking lot to where they had the carts, but you do get the cart before entering the park.

After getting into the park you can go to their accessibility service and the will tell you what rides are safe if you have a prosthetic limb, heart condition, or seizures, they also give you a card if your using a wheelchair that you use to access the accessible entrances, I didn’t get to ride anything because we had some difficulty’s and had to go home early, so I don’t know how accessible the rides are.

Because it’s in the mountains, it is very hilly with many steep hills, especially compared to any of the Disney parks, the cart I rented did fine, however my mom’s cart that she owns struggled and stoped working until we hit the reset button (which is why we couldn’t stay, bc my little brother had a meltdown bc of it) anyways, i imagine it’s difficult to walk with all the hills and would be difficult to push your own wheelchair as well. There also was not a very large amount of benches which made it difficult for my little brother.

A lot of the food there wasn’t very friendly to those that have a very limited diet, and none of the restaurants I saw were very wheelchair accessible, having stairs but no ramp, or not enough space to navigate.

All in all for Dollywood, I probably would chose Disney over it, there’s less hills, it’s easier to navigate, (which was another issue we had) and more food options for people like my little brother who will only eat a few different foods.

I also went to two dinner shows while down there, (Dolly Parton’s stampede show and the hatfield and McCoy show) and both were about the same in regards to accessibility, with wheelchair accessible seats at both but we had to stand in line much longer for the Hatfield and McCoy show. They also had pretty much the same food options.

We also spent time at a tourist center/area called the island, the parking for it was not great, and even the handicap parking was at least a block away, so my mom had to drop everyone off before parking. It also lacked seating in shaded areas, but there was a lot of seating in general.

Overall, most of the stuff was pretty accessible for my family, however they might not be for others. Also, this obviously isn’t a sponsered post or something, I have like ten followers, I’m just trying to help everyone be more aware of accessibility in different places.

[thebostontraveler]

Sevierville Cabin Rentals: A Comprehensive Overview

Sevierville cabin rentals provide a fantastic selection to fit your getaway needs. From luxurious retreats with panoramic mountain views to family-friendly spaces packed with game rooms, there's something for everyone. You'll love the popular amenities like relaxing hot tubs and cozy decks for stargazing. Your cabin serves as the perfect home base for exploring nearby attractions, like the stunning Great Smoky Mountains or The Island in Pigeon Forge. For the best experience, remember to book early and check for special promotions. Get ready for an unforgettable trip, where more exciting details await you!

Types of Cabin Rentals

When it comes to cabin rentals in Sevierville, you'll find a diverse array of options tailored to suit every taste and budget. If you're looking to indulge, luxury cabins offer the perfect escape, complete with upscale amenities like hot tubs, gourmet kitchens, and stunning mountain views. Imagine unwinding in a plush living space after a day of exploring nature, surrounded by elegance and comfort.

On the other hand, if you're planning a getaway with the family, there are plenty of family-friendly options that cater to all ages. These cabins often feature multiple bedrooms, game rooms, and outdoor spaces perfect for kids to play. You can enjoy quality time together while still having the space you need for privacy and relaxation.

No matter your preference, Sevierville's cabin rentals provide the ultimate home base for your adventures. Whether you choose a cozy retreat or a lavish escape, you'll find the freedom to explore the stunning Great Smoky Mountains and create lasting memories with your loved ones. So pack your bags, gather your crew, and get ready for an unforgettable experience in Sevierville!

Popular Cabin Amenities

When you're choosing a cabin in Sevierville, the amenities can make all the difference in your getaway. Imagine soaking in a hot tub under the stars, challenging friends to a game in a dedicated game room, or sipping coffee on a deck with breathtaking views. These features not only enhance your experience but also create lasting memories during your stay.

Hot Tubs and Spas

Imagine sinking into a warm, bubbling hot tub after a day of exploring the scenic beauty of Sevierville. This indulgent experience is just one of the luxurious options that many cabin rentals offer. After a long hike or a thrilling zip line adventure, there's nothing quite like unwinding in your own private oasis, surrounded by nature.

Hot tubs and spas not only provide relaxation but also create an inviting atmosphere for family gatherings. Many cabins feature family-friendly amenities, allowing you to enjoy quality time with loved ones while soaking away the stresses of everyday life. Whether you're sharing stories under the stars or simply enjoying the serene sounds of the woods, these spaces foster connection and create lasting memories.

Most cabins come equipped with well-maintained hot tubs, ensuring you experience luxury without compromising comfort. These features often include adjustable jets, LED lighting, and even scenic views that enhance your relaxation. So, when you're planning your Sevierville getaway, consider choosing a cabin that offers hot tubs and spas—you deserve the freedom to unwind in style after a day of adventure. Enjoy the perfect blend of luxury and family fun!

Game Rooms and Activities

Step into a world of fun and excitement with game rooms and activities that many Sevierville cabin rentals offer. Whether you're traveling with family or friends, these vibrant spaces become the heartbeat of your getaway, providing endless entertainment. Imagine challenging your loved ones to a round of pool at the sleek pool tables or diving into nostalgia with classic arcade games that spark joy and laughter.

Here are some popular features you might find in these game rooms:

Pool tables: Perfect for friendly competition and creating lasting memories.

Arcade games: Relive your childhood with a variety of retro and modern favorites.

Foosball tables: Engage in fast-paced matches that keep everyone on their toes.

Board games: Enjoy a cozy night in, bonding over strategy and laughter.

These amenities elevate your cabin experience, ensuring you have plenty of options to unwind and connect. With spacious game rooms, you can feel the freedom to let loose and embrace the playful spirit of your vacation. So grab your friends or family, and get ready to create unforgettable moments in your Sevierville cabin rental!

Scenic Views and Decks

From the moment you arrive at your Sevierville cabin, the stunning scenic views and spacious decks invite you to unwind and soak in the beauty of the Smoky Mountains. Imagine stepping outside, feeling the fresh mountain air as you settle into a comfortable porch swing. Here, you can sip your morning coffee while gazing at the lush greenery and rolling hills that stretch endlessly before you.

As the day unfolds, those mountain sunsets become a highlight of your stay. The sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors, casting a magical glow over the landscape. You'll find yourself drawn to the deck, perhaps with a loved one, sharing stories as the sun dips behind the peaks.

These decks often come equipped with cozy seating arrangements, perfect for afternoon lounging or evening stargazing. Whether you're hosting a barbecue or simply enjoying the serenity of the outdoors, these amenities enhance your experience and provide a sense of freedom. So, take a moment to breathe deeply, relish the natural beauty surrounding you, and embrace the tranquility that your Sevierville cabin has to offer.

Local Attractions and Activities

Sevierville is a treasure trove of local attractions and activities that promise unforgettable experiences for every visitor. You'll find a delightful mix of outdoor adventures and local dining options that cater to every taste. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or someone who prefers a leisurely stroll, Sevierville has something for you.

Here are some highlights you won't want to miss:

Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Hike scenic trails and enjoy breathtaking views.

The Island in Pigeon Forge: Explore shops, restaurants, and an amusement park atmosphere.

Sevierville Golf Club: Play a round of golf surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.

Local Wineries and Distilleries: Savor unique regional flavors with guided tastings.

With so many options, you can easily fill your days with excitement and exploration. After a day packed with outdoor adventures, unwind at one of the charming local dining spots, where you can indulge in Southern cuisine. Sevierville invites you to embrace the freedom of choice, ensuring your stay is as relaxed or action-packed as you desire. So pack your bags and get ready for an adventure-filled getaway!

Tips for Booking

When planning your getaway to Sevierville, your cabin rental choice can make all the difference in crafting a memorable experience. To guarantee you secure your ideal cabin, consider employing effective booking strategies. Start by researching various rental platforms to compare prices and amenities, giving you the freedom to choose what suits your needs best.

Don't hesitate to book well in advance, especially during peak seasons, as this often leads to better rates and availability. Additionally, look for special promotions or discounts that can enhance your stay while keeping your budget in check.

It's essential to read the fine print, particularly regarding cancellation policies. Some cabins offer flexible options that allow you to modify your plans without hefty fees, providing peace of mind should your schedule change.

Seasonal Considerations

When planning your cabin getaway in Sevierville, considering the season can make all the difference. In winter, you'll find a magical wonderland perfect for cozying up by the fire and enjoying snow-covered landscapes, while summer invites you to explore thrilling outdoor adventures. Each season offers unique experiences, so think about what you want to enjoy most during your stay.

Winter Wonderland Getaways

Imagine waking up to a serene winter landscape, where fluffy snow blankets the majestic Smoky Mountains and icicles dangle from cabin eaves. This picturesque scene sets the stage for your perfect winter getaway. Sevierville offers cozy retreats that invite you to embrace the season's charm, making it the ideal spot for snowy escapades.

Picture yourself sipping hot cocoa by a crackling fire, surrounded by loved ones. You can explore the winter wonderland right outside your door, with activities that cater to every adventure level. Here are some highlights to contemplate:

Skiing and Snowboarding: Hit the slopes at nearby resorts for thrilling rides down the mountain.

Winter Hiking: Discover serene trails that reveal breathtaking views, untouched by the crowds.

Festive Events: Join in on local holiday celebrations that light up the town with joy.

Relaxing Spa Days: Indulge in spa treatments that melt away the chill and rejuvenate your spirit.

With so much to enjoy, your winter escape in Sevierville promises unforgettable memories and the freedom to unwind amidst nature's beauty.

Summer Adventure Activities

As winter melts away, Sevierville transforms into a vibrant playground for summer adventure seekers. The lush greenery invites you to explore its stunning hiking trails, ranging from leisurely walks to challenging treks, each offering breathtaking views of the Smoky Mountains. You'll feel alive as you conquer the trails, connecting with nature while soaking in the warm sun.

But the excitement doesn't stop on land! Immerse yourself in a world of thrilling water sports. Whether you prefer kayaking on tranquil lakes or jet skiing on the rushing rivers, there's something for everyone. The local waterways provide endless opportunities for fun, so grab your friends and make unforgettable memories while splashing around.

After a day filled with adventure, retreat to your cozy cabin, where you can unwind and reflect on the day's escapades. With a warm breeze flowing through open windows, you'll feel the freedom of summer envelop you.

Guest Reviews and Experiences

At Sevierville cabin rentals, guest reviews reveal a tapestry of unforgettable experiences, showcasing the charm and comfort these cabins offer. Guests often share how their stays become cherished memories, highlighting the exceptional service that guarantees guest satisfaction. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a family adventure, you'll find that each cabin tells a unique story.

Here are some common themes from guest feedback:

Stunning Views: Many guests rave about the breathtaking mountain vistas right from their cabin's porch.

Cozy Atmosphere: Reviewers frequently mention the inviting interiors, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploration.

Convenient Location: Proximity to local attractions and outdoor activities makes these cabins a prime choice for adventure seekers.

Thoughtful Amenities: Guests appreciate the well-equipped kitchens and hot tubs, enhancing their memorable stays.

These experiences reflect the freedom to unwind and connect with nature. By choosing a Sevierville cabin rental, you're not just securing a place to stay; you're opening the door to a world of possibilities that cater to your desire for relaxation and adventure.

[claireinnc]

Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Our first trip of 24, was to Tennessee - Gatlinburg. We had heard lots about Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, but our intention wasn't really to visit the park, but rather explore the area a bit.

We had a cool airbnb, just outside of Gatlinburg in a quiet wooded neighbourhood, in Sieverville, not close enough to walk anywhere, but a short 5 min drive to the nearest restaurant.

On the evening we arrived, we were a little surprised to find the main road more commercialised than we had expected. On the way in, from Sieverville to Pigeon Forge, each side of the road was crammed with touristy entertainment venues - crazy gold, amusement centres, hollywood themed complexes and tons of eateries. Gatlinburg itself, wasn't much different, apart from the road being narrower and more of a town feel than just a highway sandwiched between crazy commercial attractions.

Our first day, found us visiting the island - a large area given over to a constructed market street, big wheel, restaurants, a few entertainment venues and of course a couple of amusement arcades. The temperature had started to drop and the forecast was of snow. We meandered around, found a coffee shop and just enjoyed the atmosphere.

The following day, we headed into Gatlinburg itself and visited the skypark/ bridge. This consisted of a short ride up a mountain in a chairlift, followed by a walk across a swing suspension bridge and some pretty views. Initially, this was closed due to strong winds, but after we'd stopped for a coffee and then returned it was running again.

As the weather was predicted to worsen, we took advantage of the blue sky and drove to Cades Cove. This was a beautiful area- a country drive which gave brilliant views of the Smoky Mountains and allowed us to soak up an old isolated valley where settlers first farmed the land before it became a national park.

The next day, unfortunately the weather had changed. We had another wander around the Island, went and did a bit of shopping at Walmart and drove to Sieverville town centre to see the homeplace of Dolly Parton and to view the statue of her as a young lady. Sieverville didn't really grab us, but it was raining and it was deserted. There is very little to see in the town centre, other than a short row of shops and of course the statue itself. We never made it to Dollywood, which I'm sure is far more fun and worthy of a visit than the town centre. However, it was interesting to imagine Dolly herself growing up here.

On waking up on our last day, we found a covered town. Everything was closed and the roads were covered in snow. The forecast warned of a winter storm and advised no travel. However, we knew we had to get home and so began a rather treacherous journey back. There was no sign of gritters or snow ploughs. In fact here was no sign of anyone or any vehicles to begin with. Slowly, we made our way on untreated roads. Whilst it wasn't deep, the fact that no one had been on the roads made it feel very precarious. It wasn't until we crossed into NC, that the roads were cleared of snow. An interesting experience...not really wanting to repeat, but just glad to get home safely

[christianblogr]

Truth Traveler Newest Answers in Genesis Attraction coming to Pigeon Forge

Embark on a Journey Through Time with Truth Traveler — Coming soon to The Island at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is an attraction that promises to take visitors on an unparalleled adventure through biblical history. "Truth Traveler," developed by the creators of the renowned Creation Museum and Ark Encounter in Kentucky, is set to be a state-of-the-art virtual reality experience that will transport guests back to the days of Noah and beyond.

Embark on a Journey Through Time with Truth Traveler — Coming soon to The Island at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is an attraction that promises to take visitors on an unparalleled adventure through biblical history. “Truth Traveler,” developed by the creators of the renowned Creation Museum and Ark Encounter in Kentucky, is set to be a state-of-the-art virtual reality experience that will transport…

[cityseeker789]

A Thanksgiving Journey: Exploring Traditions and Attractions Across the USA

As Thanksgiving approaches, the United States transforms into a tapestry of traditions, each region weaving its unique story into the rich fabric of this beloved holiday. From the bustling city streets to the serene countryside, Americans come together to celebrate gratitude and share in the warmth of the season. Not famous United States tourist places but let’s embark on a Thanksgiving journey across the USA, exploring the diverse traditions and discovering the attractions nearby.

New York City, New York: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

No discussion about Thanksgiving in the USA is complete without mentioning the iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. This colossal event has been a tradition since 1924, captivating millions with its giant balloons, elaborate floats, and performances by renowned artists. Families gather along the parade route, creating lasting memories as they witness the magic unfold. While in the city, take a stroll through Central Park or visit the historic Rockefeller Center, where the famous Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony takes place.

Plymouth, Massachusetts: Pilgrim Reenactments

For a more historical Thanksgiving experience, head to Plymouth, Massachusetts, where the Pilgrims first landed in 1620. Here, you can immerse yourself in the past with Pilgrim reenactments that bring to life the struggles and triumphs of the early settlers. Visit the iconic Plymouth Rock and explore the Plimoth Patuxet Museums for a deeper understanding of the Mayflower's journey. The nearby Cape Cod offers picturesque landscapes and charming coastal towns, making it an ideal destination for a Thanksgiving getaway.

New Orleans, Louisiana: Creole Thanksgiving Feasts

In the vibrant city of New Orleans, Thanksgiving takes on a distinctive Creole flavor. Embrace the spirit of the South with a Creole Thanksgiving feast, featuring dishes like gumbo, jambalaya, and pecan pie. The lively atmosphere of the French Quarter adds a festive touch to the celebration. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of New Orleans, from jazz performances to historic sites like the French Market.

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Christmas

For a wholesome family experience, head to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, where Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Christmas transforms into a winter wonderland during Thanksgiving. Enjoy the dazzling light displays, festive shows, and the comforting aroma of holiday treats. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park nearby provides a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor activities, allowing you to connect with nature and create lasting memories with loved ones.

San Francisco, California: Thanksgiving Day Run

In health-conscious San Francisco, Thanksgiving kicks off with the annual Thanksgiving Day Run, where locals and visitors alike participate in a scenic jog through the city. This event promotes fitness and community spirit, reflecting the city's active lifestyle. After the run, explore the attractions nearby, such as the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, or the historic Fisherman's Wharf.

Whether you find yourself marveling at the skyscrapers of New York City, tracing the footsteps of the Pilgrims in Plymouth, savoring Creole flavors in New Orleans, embracing the warmth of a Tennessee Christmas, or running along the streets of San Francisco, Thanksgiving traditions across the USA offer a diverse tapestry of experiences that celebrate gratitude, togetherness, and the beauty of this cherished holiday.

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[curlyhairednerd]

Where Kuma Sent Them

(Not fully complete at this time)

Gin- winds up as the protector of an island full of mines. The islanders mine and work on a very rare and precious metal that can be used to make powerful metals. He uses that metal to make new Tonfa’s and learns how to forge weapons over the two years.

Rosé- she finds a retired man, depressed at what the government calls Justice and puts a spark of life back into him. Together they decide that the world needs to know the truth and it needs to change. They create a massive spy network and Rosé takes the lead as Miss Muffet, casting her wide web across the world. Kuzan joins under the code name Pigeon and trains her.

Crossette- Since Rayleigh takes Luffy, she decides to train under the Pirate Empress. Boa makes her fight and defeat every member of the Kuja, until she can come close to beating Boa in a fight. She befriends Margurite, Sweetpea, and Aphlandra. Together the four of them continue to train, sacrificing food and sleep in their dedication. And then Granny Nyon rats her out to Luffy and they have to readjust their training schedule to have a better balance.

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Killian- he stays in Fishman Island, spending his two years trying to capture Hody and Van Decken. (Shirahoshi is like his baby sister, he fucking hates that creep with the same intensity he hates celestial dragons). But… the years aren’t kind to him. His cousin has joined Hody and wants Killian dead to take his devil fruit. Killian loses the Vanessa and his older sister Diane. He spends the last seven months before the Straw Hats return laying around in a depressed haze.

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I want to start off by talking about our own personal experiences. Back in March of 2022, we stayed at the Margaritaville Island Inn. We booked the stay through Hotels.com but really didn’t know that we had just put ourselves at a location that would be within walking distance of attractions. We had never heard of the Margaritaville Resorts, so we basically stumbled onto this experience. We just knew that this location was close to a few attractions that we were interested in seeing, nothing was really planned out for the vacation. On a side note, we had such a great experience we had to return as a family for our daughter to have these experiences as well. The second trip was in August 2023 and this was just as amazing, but more to come on that in another blog.

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Harley Davidson Day Trips: Discovering Hidden Gems in Your Area

Rev up your Harley Davidson and embark on exhilarating day trips to uncover hidden gems in your area. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a new enthusiast, there's no better way to explore the beauty and charm of your surroundings than on the back of your powerful motorcycle. In this article, we'll take you on an exciting journey through St. Pigeon Forge, TN, where you'll discover picturesque landscapes, local treasures, and unforgettable experiences that will leave you craving for more.

Setting the Stage: Welcome to St. Pigeon Forge, TN

Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, St. Pigeon Forge, TN, is a picturesque town that beckons with its natural beauty and warm hospitality. Known for its proximity to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Dollywood, this charming destination offers a perfect starting point for your Harley Davidson day trips.

The Enchanting Ride to Cades Cove

Embark on a mesmerizing ride through the twists and turns as you head towards Cades Cove, one of the most scenic spots in the Smokies. The 11-mile loop road offers breathtaking views of lush greenery, historic homesteads, and wildlife sightings. Take your time to absorb the serenity of this preserved valley and capture postcard-perfect memories.

Unearthing History at the Old Mill

Experience a blend of history and culinary delights as you visit the historic Old Mill in Pigeon Forge. This working gristmill, dating back to the early 1800s, continues to grind grains and produce freshly milled products. Take a guided tour to witness the milling process and indulge in scrumptious meals at the accompanying restaurant, where the use of freshly ground grains enhances every dish.

Adventure Awaits at The Island

The journey continues to The Island in Pigeon Forge, a bustling entertainment complex with something for everyone. Park your Harley and explore an array of attractions, including the iconic Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, unique boutiques, and exciting rides. Savor a variety of flavors at the numerous dining options, and be sure to catch the mesmerizing Island Show Fountain—a delightful spectacle that will leave you awe-inspired.

Dollywood: Where Thrills and Nature Collide

A Harley Davidson day trip in St. Pigeon Forge wouldn't be complete without a visit to Dollywood—the ultimate theme park crafted by the legendary Dolly Parton herself. Unleash your inner child and experience adrenaline-pumping rides, captivating shows, and delightful crafts exhibits. Dollywood's connection to the Smoky Mountains creates an atmosphere that blends thrills with the serene beauty of nature.

Embark on Harley Davidson day trips in St. Pigeon Forge, TN, and uncover hidden gems that lie in the heart of this charming town. From the breathtaking landscapes of Cades Cove to the historic allure of the Old Mill and the vibrant entertainment at The Island and Dollywood, every twist and turn on your motorcycle brings you closer to unforgettable experiences.

So, gear up, feel the wind in your hair, and set out on the open road to discover the beauty and treasures that await you in St. Pigeon Forge. Let your Harley Davidson be your trusty steed as you create lasting memories and forge a deep connection with the remarkable wonders in your area. The adventure awaits—don't miss out on the joy of discovering hidden gems in your own backyard.