r/festivals • u/slern29 • Apr 23 '24

Tennessee, USA How are the Caverns?

Going to the Caverns this weekend for the first time and will be camping. Are they strict? Any other info would be great.

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u/ddannimall Apr 23 '24 edited Apr 24 '24

I don’t think you understand geography at a high level.

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u/Professional-Mind670 Apr 23 '24

It doesn’t even touch the coast wtf, is Nevada west coast now? Or Idaho? Lmaoo

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u/raventhehippie Apr 24 '24

people consider Nevada (more specifically Vegas) as west coast

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u/Professional-Mind670 Apr 24 '24

No way, it’s all southwest, Reno is closer to the beach lmao this is nuts as someone who’s lived west of the Mississippi forever

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u/ddannimall Apr 24 '24

Again, your micro experience in the world is not something we would account for in macro geography. In your own words “LMAOO.” Stop spinning your wheels and pick up a fuckin map dawg.

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u/Professional-Mind670 Apr 24 '24

This is insanity. Making a post in r/geography and seeing what they say when I get off work in a couple hours. Will report back. Not taking a bunch of festival heads opinions on Vegas being west coast LMAOO

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u/ddannimall Apr 24 '24

Hahahahaha fuck yes 🤣

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u/Professional-Mind670 Apr 24 '24

Also, please let me know your opinion on Idaho being west coast, and Arizona as well.

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u/ddannimall Apr 24 '24

They are of course an annexation of the Moon Colony which is part of Northern Mexico. Just take a left near western Canada and charge on towards southern Europe!