I stayed at a cabin in the woods of Appalachia.

It was terrifying.

Written by Actually Austin 07. Who doesn't like a good road trip right? The sites, the people, the experience as a whole

is just amazing. Or maybe that's just me. I've dedicated the last month to driving across the country.

I'm luckily able to as my job allows me to work from anywhere that has an internet connection,

cybersecurity to be exact.

I started in Florida and worked my way through the southeast region of the U.S.

After moving through both of the

Carolinas, I decided to swing by Tennessee while I was around, and I've got to say, that place was

beautiful. The busy city areas meshing with the deep forest was an amazing experience to be a part of.

However, it wasn't always good. For example, in some

of the more densely forested areas I found it difficult to find coffee shops and other places

with free Wi-Fi to work at. Luckily, however, GPS exists and it's usually not too long

until I find one. And if I can't, then I'll find somewhere where I can

run out for the night while I work. Well, one day after having very bad luck finding any

establishments with free Wi-Fi so deep in the mountains, I got very lucky and I was able to find

a very nice three-bedroom Airbnb cabin in the mountains for only 50 bucks a night.

After confirming payment for one night, I headed to the area where the house was at.

As I'm driving to the cabin, I can't help but feel uneasy.

This place is really deep into the forest.

I must have been driving for at least 30 minutes

straight, just going deeper into the forest and mountain range. All the while, the road keeps

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