B+
If Only Winter Didn't Exist
Spring and Summer are wonderful in Knoxville. Summer in general tends to be quite humid in Tennessee, but the Smoky Mountains provide a natural playground with opportunities to kayak, raft, hike, and trail run in the sun. The flora of Knoxville in the springtime is gorgeous as well. The crown jewel of East Tennessee, though, is the Fall. The trees in the mountains and the city are a palette of oranges, browns, yellows, and reds. There's usually a brisk wind, but nothing too chilly. The worst part is the Winter. There's almost always rain--cold rain--and almost never snow. It will ice frequently making it hard to get to campus in a vehicle because of the hilly nature of campus, and classes will never get canceled due to weather.
May 27, 2012
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