You’d like bryson city, n.c. Road to nowhere tunnel, deep creek tubing n walking, great smoky mtn railroad, old downtown, Darnell farms, next town over is Cherokee. I’ll have to check out black mtn.
I'll definitely check Bryson City out! Black Mountain is one of my favorites - I could live there but the cost of property is stupid expensive in the Asheville area. Thanks for the recommendation and for watching!
I stay in eastern NC ...so that's about a seven hour drive for me...but I would love to go... because I love beautiful country scenery...and would love to see the mountains... staying in the eastern part of NC...is a lot of beaches
Thanks for your comment! A seven hour drive is definitely worth it to see the beauty of the mountains. I bet the beaches of eastern NC are beautiful. Thanks for watching!
Jeff, I got a question. I seriously investigated several Appalachian towns for a possible move: Pikeville Ky, Brevard, N.C., Hendersonville, N.C., Selma Virginia, Roanoke VA, and Black Mountain, N.C. They all look good until you get into one bad detail: constant rain in the summer, or very serious flooding - bad flooding. A weather expert explained that the rains come down from the mountains and flood the towns. In other words mountain towns, although very scenic, can be dangerous, in terms of floods. What are your comments about that?
I don't have a good answer. That's a hard question. Flooding can happen anywhere and seems to happen now more than ever. These areas get a lot of rain, but I would connect with people that live there year round. And if you're going to buy a property ask the seller if it's ever flooded before - sure some places might be susceptible to flooding but not the entire area. Probably.
@@JeffCurtis Too bad. Pikeville just got wiped out by a hurricaine. Brevard and Hendersonville get an awful lot of rain in the summer. I monitored the rain each day this last summer. The Selma and Roanoke areas are looking pretty good, if a person chooses carefully, a place to buy a home. That is the main issue of a person relocating to VA.
We experienced nothing but kindness but everyone has different experiences. I would assume that most people will treat you well but assholes can be anywhere.
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching 🙏
My father owns Dolphin Automotive in Black Mountain. Best mechanic in town.
That's fantastic. Nice name drop. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
Live here. Great place...bring more farmers.
Forty years on the money.
I loved visiting Black Mountain. It's just picture perfect everywhere 😍 and the people treated us so well! Thanks for watching 🙏
You’d like bryson city, n.c.
Road to nowhere tunnel, deep creek tubing n walking, great smoky mtn railroad, old downtown, Darnell farms, next town over is Cherokee.
I’ll have to check out black mtn.
I'll definitely check Bryson City out! Black Mountain is one of my favorites - I could live there but the cost of property is stupid expensive in the Asheville area. Thanks for the recommendation and for watching!
I stay in eastern NC ...so that's about a seven hour drive for me...but I would love to go... because I love beautiful country scenery...and would love to see the mountains... staying in the eastern part of NC...is a lot of beaches
Thanks for your comment! A seven hour drive is definitely worth it to see the beauty of the mountains. I bet the beaches of eastern NC are beautiful. Thanks for watching!
@@JeffCurtis hey no problem... thanks for the info... and yes the beaches are beautiful in some parts
Bryson City is great!!
I definitely need to check it out. Thanks for watching 🙏
Jeff, I got a question. I seriously investigated several Appalachian towns for a possible move: Pikeville Ky, Brevard, N.C., Hendersonville, N.C., Selma Virginia, Roanoke VA, and Black Mountain, N.C. They all look good until you get into one bad detail: constant rain in the summer, or very serious flooding - bad flooding. A weather expert explained that the rains come down from the mountains and flood the towns. In other words mountain towns, although very scenic, can be dangerous, in terms of floods. What are your comments about that?
I don't have a good answer. That's a hard question. Flooding can happen anywhere and seems to happen now more than ever. These areas get a lot of rain, but I would connect with people that live there year round. And if you're going to buy a property ask the seller if it's ever flooded before - sure some places might be susceptible to flooding but not the entire area. Probably.
@@JeffCurtis Too bad. Pikeville just got wiped out by a hurricaine. Brevard and Hendersonville get an awful lot of rain in the summer. I monitored the rain each day this last summer. The Selma and Roanoke areas are looking pretty good, if a person chooses carefully, a place to buy a home. That is the main issue of a person relocating to VA.
Are the people in Black Mountain welcoming to asian immigrants like me?
We experienced nothing but kindness but everyone has different experiences. I would assume that most people will treat you well but assholes can be anywhere.