• Photographs courtesy of Chickasaw State ParkLake Placid sounds like a calming, beautiful place to spend a day, doesn’t it?…
Author: Trish Milburn
Trish Milburn
Trish Milburn is a freelance writer and USA Today bestselling author of more than 50 novels. A former Tennessee resident for 20 years, she now lives in her native state of Kentucky. She enjoys reading, taking nature photos, listening to K-pop music, watching Asian dramas, traveling, and visiting National Parks and historic sites. Information about her books can be found at trishmilburn.com.
Though Big Cypress Tree State Park’s namesake was destroyed by a lightning strike and subsequent fire nearly 50 years ago,…
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When asked what makes Fort Loudoun State Historic Park unique among Tennessee’s many state parks, Park Manager Eric Hughey half-jokingly…