These Appalachian Hills Are at Their Best in the Fall

• There's Nothing Like West Virginia in the Autumn • Learn more • So You Have a Wine Fridge… Now What? • Keep it chill • One of the Best Places to Live in the United States Is… Tempe, Arizona • Check it out • The JetBlue Insider Experience Program Could Save You $500 on Travel • It's a deal • Make Ansel Adams Proud by Implementing Some of These iPhone Photography Tips • Get the shot *Header 728x90 Pardon if I seem a little muddled. I slept restlessly last night, probably because of something to do with the barometric pressure and my divinely predetermined astrological destiny. It definitely couldn't be because I had a hot chocolate and went down a Wikipedia rabbit hole about cult deprogramming a mere 15 minutes before tucking myself into bed. It's a glamorous life, but someone has to live it. I would have had a cup of tea, but I didn't have any, and I would have read A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man or something, but I didn't want to. So, I had hot chocolate and high-anxiety pulp history. That's just the way the crumble crumbles sometimes! Today we're looking at everything from the wonders of the West Virginia Appalachian hills in the fall to tips on wine refrigeration to the "best places to live in the US" to an opportunity from JetBlue to get $500 off your next trip to some tips on how to take some beautiful travel pics on your iPhone. Now get out there and peep some leaves, for cryin' out loud! Time is of the essence.   -Ned Riseley, Senior Copywriter Travel There's Nothing Like West Virginia in the Autumn The Northeast gets its fair share of credit for being a beautiful spot to sip a warming beverage and watch the leaves change. Meanwhile, beautiful spots like the Appalachians don't get enough credit. We have a whole bunch of reasons why it's a good idea to relish in the golden hues of seasonal change down in West Virginia this year. From expansive forests to food and brewery adventures in Morgantown to a relaxing stroll near some stunning waterways, West Virginia is an autumnal paradise. Learn more FOOD & DRINK So You Have a Wine Fridge… Now What? As someone who usually drinks a glass of wine at home so slowly that it has turned into balsamic, I am not someone to trust with wine-chilling techniques. Luckily, you don't have to listen to me, because we have an expertly-researched article about how to keep your wine fresh, chilled, and delicious. If you've recently purchased a wine fridge, or you're just looking to understand more about how temperature affects wine, you'll definitely want to check out this article. I've learned a lot, and I am, frankly, ashamed of myself. Keep it chill *Sponsored Ads List travel One of the Best Places to Live in the United States Is… Tempe, Arizona Money just released a report on the best places to live in the US, and I hate to break it to you, but heavy-hitters like Los Angeles and New York didn't even rank. Top of the list is—wait, I can't tell you that. That would defeat the whole purpose. You'll have to see for yourself to determine whether your hometown (or your dream hometown) made the cut. Check it out *720x300 Ad Banner travel The JetBlue Insider Experience Program Could Save You $500 on Travel Now through December 31, JetBlue is offering up to $500 off tickets and hotel packages for trips to the Bahamas. We have all the codes and things you'll want to consider when taking advantage of this travel opportunity. My only hope is that, in exchange for these tips, you'll consider taking me along in your carry-on. I'm a really spirited if restless companion at the beach! It's a deal travel Make Ansel Adams Proud by Implementing Some of These iPhone Photography Tips Did you know that you don't just have to take blurry, poorly-lit iPhone photos that never really measure up to the experience of "the real thing"? Well, now you do, and we have all the amazing things you can do with your iPhone camera to make your photos—particularly your outdoor photos—really depict the glory of the world around you. Whether it's using a remote shutter to take truly impressive photos of yourself from a distance, implementing Live Photos to create a long exposure on your shots, or just remembering the photographic "rule of thirds," this is a great guide for the traveling photographer. Get the shot *Footer 728x90 Thrillist Editorial - Favorable reviews cannot be bought. Read our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy Delivered by Thrillist.com, 568 Broadway, Suite 507, New York, NY 10012 212.966.2263 Sent to punjabsvera@gmail.com. Add themove@newsletter.thrillist.com to your safe-sender list so our emails get to your inbox. View On The Web Content Settings Unsubscribe