You wouldn’t happen to mean Cashville Tennekey would you
I need to be like a hour or so from the waterLandlock states
Nashville is only a few hours from the ocean and the Great Lakes. If you drive due East or due South you would hit the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. If you drive due North you will hit the Great Lakes, which are not even lakes to begin with; they are actually massive inland seas. On top of that Tennessee has massive rivers, including the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi.I need to be like a hour or so from the water
Nashville is only a few hours from the ocean and the Great Lakes. If you drive due East or due South you would hit the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. If you drive due North you will hit the Great Lakes, which are not even lakes to begin with; they are actually massive inland seas. On top of that Tennessee has massive rivers, including the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi.
Raleigh is in the middle of North Carolina. It is almost a 3 hours drive from Raleigh to the ocean.
It is only 450 miles to beaches in Gulf of Mexico from Nashville.
Your information is WAY off about Raleigh and it's proximity to water. This is from a person that has lived in Raleigh since 1999. I left for a brief moment from 2019 to 2021 to South Nashville/Brentwood area. Raleigh to Wrightsville Beach is only 1:50 minutes, 121 miles. You can get to Myrtle Beach in 2:30 minutes. Virginia Beach is only 3 hours away. On most days it would take you nearly and hour to drive from Madison to Brentwood this is all in Davidson County.Nashville is only a few hours from the ocean and the Great Lakes. If you drive due East or due South you would hit the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. If you drive due North you will hit the Great Lakes, which are not even lakes to begin with; they are actually massive inland seas. On top of that Tennessee has massive rivers, including the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi.
Raleigh is in the middle of North Carolina. It is almost a 3 hours drive from Raleigh to the ocean.
Breh said Raleigh is too far from the beach but fukkin Nashville is only 500 miles from the ocean
I was stationed over there breh. I used to drive it.Your information is WAY off about Raleigh and it's proximity to water. This is from a person that has lived in Raleigh since 1999. I left for a brief moment from 2019 to 2021 to South Nashville/Brentwood area. Raleigh to Wrightsville Beach is only 1:50 minutes, 121 miles. You can get to Myrtle Beach in 2:30 minutes. Virginia Beach is only 3 hours away. On most days it would take you nearly and hour to drive from Madison to Brentwood this is all in Davidson County.
You can get to Florida beaches in 450 miles from Raleigh. Hours along the way you would pass all of the beaches in South Carolina and Georgia. By all metrics Raleigh is closer to major bodies of water than Nashville. If you like Northern Beaches you can leave Raleigh and get to the Jersey Shore or NYC beaches way before you get to Gulf Shore beaches from Nashville.I was stationed over there breh. I used to drive it.
It is a ludicrous assessment. If beaches are important to people then they can literally get to one in short order from Tennessee. The State literally borders multiple States that have beaches. So if people want to visit a place like Destin they can get there in a reasonable period of time. After spending years in the Navy I can promise you that beaches don't mean that much to me.You can get to Florida beaches in 450 miles from Raleigh. Hours along the way you would pass all of the beaches in South Carolina and Georgia. By all metrics Raleigh is closer to major bodies of water than Nashville. If you like Northern Beaches you can leave Raleigh and get to the Jersey Shore or NYC beaches way before you get to Gulf Shore beaches from Nashville.
I never wrote that "Raleigh is too far from the beach." You have reading comprehension problems breh.