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Ruby Falls, one of the three attractions visited while in the area of southeast Tennessee, Chattanooga, and even Georgia. I had heard good comments from family members so I decided to go as well.

The place itself is really neat and very well organized, having a gift shop, a place to eat, and then the shaft for an elevator to go down into the Earth quite a distance, which I forget the real amount.

Once you’re down there, everything begins with a nice story of how these falls were found and named.

This adventure/Explorer crawled his way until he found this amazing site.

In my opinion the journey to the falls are more exciting than the falls itself, yet it is really amazing to see how this was found, and what lies beneath the Earth.

Good to take good walking shoes,(saw some ladies with some type of high heels, which was nonsense).

It can get slippery and a bit dangerous for some people therefore, railways have been added to hold onto them. A lot of nice interior formations, for those who are earth engineers, geologists or topics alike should really enjoy this.

Recommended!

Really nice tour and explanation of the Nissan plant in Smyrna, Tennessee. Tuesdays and Thursdays are free tours, provided by highly experienced and very knowledgeable employees of the plant. You go through different areas: stamping, body and chassis, paint, as well as many other departments of building a car.

They explained the different models that are built here and why some are dropped, increased or decreased production. Good explanation of how and many of the functions that go into building a car.

After some history and general information is given in the meeting room, you then go out onto a tram that circles, the plant, over a mile long.

No pictures of the plant itself can be taken to avoid giving out information to the public ahead of time.

Gift shop at the end with pretty neat goods. Nissan is a quality vehicle and this tour is highly recommended.

Thank you Nissan!

Always a great place to visit, this is the authentic scenery that characterizes Fort Worth: Cowboy wardrobes, Texas Longhorns, where you can take pictures on them, western style chariots to take a ride on.

Skating ice rink special for the holidays.

This is a historic area where stock commerce/trade started and took place.

Many shops, boutiques and restaurants that reflect this style.

Always good not only for tourists, but for locals to come by.

Quite a surprise walking up the hills and streets of Naples, suggested by our tour guide. As I start walking up hill, I find a university and lots of students which they explained were the exact QuartierI Spagnoli was.

Very busy and narrow streets, lots of tiny businesses with not the most appealing food on their windows.

Nice and good experience for a few minutes only.

Here we can see the reality of some cities in Italy as well.

This bridge is just very pretty, the dark and gold contrast of its decoration is really nice. It has some sculptures on each corner and each end of the bridge.

From here you can take some river cruises on the Seine river as well.