Josh Clark

They must have really like been pretty pleased with themselves when they decided to call it Tom Thumb Golf because it really it checked all the boxes.

Yeah, and we should mention too, we keep saying Rock City, and if you're not from the southeast, you might think it's just some like redneck area with a bunch of rocks.

It's actually a very sweet, natural wonder.

It's caves that you walk through.

Caves, it's huge boulders being held up by much, much smaller boulders.

That have been that way for probably tens of thousands of years that you walk under.

There's like, yeah, there's little cave areas that you kind of duck into and they have little fairy tale scenes with fluorescent, yeah, I guess kind of day glow.

It's like glow in the dark.

weird like gnomes in fairy tale scenes like that's the weird part it's like if Carlsbad Caverns had you know some corny fairy theme and then Ruby Falls is really neat too yeah

It's a very cool, like, natural attraction that they've done a good job of, like, making it easy to make your way to.

But, yeah, the whole thing is definitely worth going to.

And then, of course, they have the very famous, like, Sea Rock City barn sides that everybody's heard of.

And that was Garnet Carter who painted one man or paid one man to go around and offer to give a fresh coat of paint to barns all throughout the southeast.

That's great.

In exchange for letting them paint Sea Rock City on the side.

Yeah, if you've ever driven around the North Carolina, South Carolina area and south of the border, you know what I'm talking about?

Mm-hmm.

South of the Mason-Dixon line?

No, south of the border is the name of this sort of highway tourist trap.

Oh, no, I haven't heard of that.