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Discovering Color:
Tennessee Installs Viewfinders For The Color Blind

Try to imagine you were born color-blind.

You’ve spent 40 years of your life having never experienced color – and find yourself on a road trip through Tennessee.

You pull off the interstate at a random scenic overlook, and see a free scenic viewfinder. Your family’s using the restroom, so you stroll over to it to pass a few minutes. SURPRISE! Your eyes are hit with an overload of beautiful, intense, incredible COLOR – and for the first time ever you know why Fall is everyone’s favorite season.

Every day, we all try to create and spread positive energy into the world, one way or another.

Whether it’s holding the door for someone, letting someone merge into your lane, simply giving someone a smile.

Our team at the Best of The Interstate spreads positive energy by bringing you only the best travel destinations – owned by the nicest people – so that you can support the best local businesses on your road trips, and have a great time doing so. 

We are always looking for current events to share with you – so that you know you’re not alone in trying to spread good vibes in the world. So here’s a story sure to bring a smile – and maybe a tear – to your face. 

Let’s begin.

Tennessee has some of the most beautiful Autumn colors in the world – that 13 million Americans can’t experience due to color blindness. The Department of Tourism partnered with the U.S. based company, EnChroma, to develop and install the first scenic viewfinders that allow those who are color blind to see colors, and connect with the beauty of Tennessee.

Watch the official Tennessee Tourism video above and see for yourself the positive impact this technology has had on so many people. Find where each of these viewfinders are located here.

Remember to spread positive energy wherever you can, every day!

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