Tennessee Valley Uncharted, the television show, highlights unique locations, techniques and traditions across the seven state region known as the Tennessee Valley.
Watch as hosts Erick Baker and Aerial Nicole lead the way through breathtaking beauty, deep-rooted culture and heart-pounding adventure, mined from the outdoors of the Tennessee Valley.
Travel with Erick, Aerial and the Uncharted crew as they capture firsthand experiences. Along the way, you'll meet fascinating folks, encounter wildlife, and explore the region's many waterways.
Tennessee Valley Uncharted is produced by Designsensory and PopFizz in partnership with the Tennessee Valley Authority and can be seen on the Tennessee Valley Uncharted KZread channel and weekly on PBS stations across the Tennessee Valley.
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So cool I live here is awesome went to school here best place to visit and live
All those seeds
Love it
Hello everyone😁
I have never been to the tomato fest
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Can a Canadian attend Adult Space Camp because I sure would like to go!!
Yes, you can. There is nothing classified about any Space Camp activity, and (to my knowledge) no nationality or citizenship restrictions. If you're allowed to visit the U.S., there's nothing stopping you from attending.
So I have a question it's great that you want to know the history of Knoxville and everything and go on Ghost adventures but what do the spirits get in return how do you help them
Why no mention of evil homicidal dogmen? Dont wana scare away their food supply?
02:42 THE BIGGEST BATTLE 💥 🇺🇸 💥 CS General James Longstreet lost 813 men in only 20 minutes at Fort Sanders, in an attempt to take our predominantly pro Union city for the confederacy. It was on the 30 degrees below morning of November 29, 1863, just 10 days after President Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address. 🎩 📜 🗽
I was born there , delta made ,muddy waters
There is a different one. Google maps: CGFP+9R Coahoma, Mississippi
Eagle creek. Camden tn. I've seen them there
Man y’all get some thick poles to learn/practice on! I went to NLC California campus and some of the poles are pencils
this concept is great for me😉
Good Job! I am a TU member in Pennsylvania and have also taught fly tying lessons. I found your video on KZread looking for information about fishing the Clinch river.
I don’t have to get excited by these shacks cause I lived in the real thing.
Was there in 2000. Always wondered what that trough was. Great video guys.🚣♂️
Just acquired 4 gin cups, pitcher and large platter. Absolutely love them. Now they are displayed in our 1890 farmhouse in SC.
Duck river is close by and is the most biodiverse river in the US
I stayed there and REALLY liked it
It was such a unique moment with the cyclops in the mountains!
Love it here , coming back next year already booked
Spectacular! Thank you for making this awesome behind the scenes walkthrough. Pizza at it's finest in Knoxville.
magnifique ! arrêtez vous ça vaut le voyage.
I cannot wait to be here
Just got the mail and I opened up the package...to my Deak's Special 20 customized harp. It is so much easier to play and the notes bend like grass on a breezy day! Thanks great friend Charlie for gifting this to me.
I got to.go try it out
Be careful helen white jew fake as hell
White jew trying to take this endeavor
Too bad you didn't visit the Ridgewood bar-b-que in Bluff City, TN. On the old road to Elizabethton, TN. Hands down the BEST.
Rocks had fallen in that same location years ago. I was just upstream of the break, kayaking the river. All of a sudden the rocks came down and there were two streams going downstream. Dirty on the left side and clear on the right. I can't imatine what the kayakers thought when the water level doubled down at Hell Hole.
I want to join an apprenticeship program but am told I have to pay to go to a climbing school first. I’m close to dirt poor so you see how that is not a easy choice for me. I guess I’ll find another trade if I have more obstacles to overcome
They seem angry and confused
I joined a 5-day llama backpacking trip in the Pasayten-Okanagon Wilderness in Washington State in 1986. It was a blast! I had a beautiful chocolate brown and white llama named Rosie. It was a lot of fun, Steve and Johnna are right how it puts a smile on your face as you llama backpack into the wilderness and leave your troubles behind you. Jenny 🦙💜
Always here I'm Peter
What kind of helmets were those and where can you get them and do they come with the lights?
Don't know why they still use spikes. I switched to wrap around style of climbers. Similar to the self climbing deer stand. More comfortable
Хотел бы рассмотреть шипы повнимательнее, почему то не показали.
Iv never thought to myself while watching a show, " boy, I sure do like the host" but this guy is cool, I like this host! Hope to see him in the future
My daughter just got accepted to Ole Miss and will be visiting the campus in March. She is my first born. We live in MA and I cannot express how warm my heart feels learning more about Oxford and the college. xoxo
My grandma's old house is in the middle of discovery park
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Wurzburg Yom Hashoah H2O 🇩🇪 sober up. Proud of 🇱🇮? Use your water wheel in lieu of worshipping Joseph Benedict Willy Wonka river. Boogie board time. Ave Maria Schlomlech Maryam Gut Advent not giving birth to a yeast infection at September. Buzzed Cornea?
I want to know more about that Clinch River
I was a Falconer at a young age. About to buy a baby red tailed hawk. Going to go back at it again. Moving to to Clinton 1 yrs time
Very very good video good video good video learning to you
Is climbing poles harder or more easy than trees
All hype, I went on this and it really not that great lol
Thank goodness for the veteran that dreamed up a little German town in GA! As a veteran I truly felt a dash of Germany while visiting Helen, but it ain’t nothin’ like the real thing. But Helen, GA is the next best thing.
I’m in lineman school right now and we just had day 1 of climbing and my fear of heights kicks in at around 10-12ft. How can I overcome this fear and be able to climb all 45ft of the pole?
@RoBoT 24 I just started my 2nd semester and I have reached the top of the pole a decent amount of times. I have been miles more comfortable than when I first started but I’m not anywhere close to where I want to be and my anxiety still kicks in. However, I know that as long as I continue to work hard and keep at this that it will be worth it in the end. If you are considering going to line school, just know it is a hell of a battle and it’s not easy. But in the end it is worth it. You do have to get a cdl license and I’m almost halfway done with my cdl class myself. If you are scared of heights don’t be discouraged. You will get comfortable the more you climb the pole. Don’t give up and keep trying your absolute best and you will succeed.
@RoBoT 24 I recommend working out your legs and just build more strength. But the big thing I sure as hell recommend is, try to go rock climbing or something else that will get you comfortable being up at that height. If you can start off line school already comfortable that is an advantage.
@@lairdtlol I feel you on that first comment. What do you think now? Or how did you feel upon graduation of the course? I’m currently in school as well and I’m graduating in 5 days and after getting so much repetition in doing this and also while working overhead the thought of possibly falling just left my mind. I could care less now and I try to get in the most efficient working position up top now 😂🤘🏽