Best Western Pennyrile Inn Mortons Gap

... of the land by the lake is controlled by the Army Core of engineers. Also, you can’t build below the flood line, which can be ½ of the property. Finally, I suppose they want to protect those gorgeous views.

Our campsite in Cadiz was in a wooded area on the shore of Lake Barley. We had a huge campsite, right on the lake. After dinner, Dave and I strolled the campground. We saw a small, smooshed copperhead snake (link ...

Shortly after Atlanta, the "Service Engine Soon" light came on. I called my husband in a panic, and he said to check the oil, which I did--- no probs. He said to try a mechanic, which I did--- no answer. I knew my car was old and sick (1998 and almost 150,000 miles), so I figured I'd press on and try my luck. Made it past my old home in Nashville and got to Cadiz, KY.

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... Elvis lookalike and all. The second lunch was enjoyed by all given that it was not bought on our budget! We proceeded to spend the next 4 hours in a rigorous match of Four Square (the local game that Pastor Bob introduced us to). Supper was even better than lunch and we were treated to our second serving of vegetables this trip, while we exchanged stories with another ...

... we met up with Don Cummings who drives an '07 Navion (just like ours). Nice guy, we had some wine and smoked mullet at his place and traded used DVDs. Don's from Vermont and has been on the road since August, with a short break in between. He's on the road waiting 3 weeks for his wife to retire and join him. Feb. 25th. Mon. We took a long bike ride and walk on the beach with Don and we all lost track of how long we had been walking. At one point, since it ...

Tennessee, “The Volunte** State,” welcomed 574 new volunte**s to its ranks on Saturday, June 30, when the Mormon Tab**nacle Choir and memb**s of the Orchestra at Temple Square p**formed for an appreciative audience of nearly 5,000 at the Sommet Cent** in Nashville. This was the renowned Choir’s penultimate conc**t in their 2007 tour of Toronto, Canada; Chautauqua, NY; Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, Nashville, and Memphis ...

I know you're supposed to make a thing for every day but this was three years ago so I don't remember exactly. I went to different schools in rough areas every day and talked to kids. It was really cool because a lot of them didn't have many people to talk to.

It's where my mom's parents live...Cadiz, KY is what they call it...seriously first house i ever saw surrounded by cow pastures....no lie...

but we pretty much go there almost every year...my mom tries to go every year but moneys slim nowadays so we dont go every year anymore....but good people none the less

... Not to be deterred we did head off on the Illinois Wine Trail stopping in Lau Rue Pine Hills and Little Grassy. Dinner: Booby's. Booby's had not changed even a little since Jeff was last in Southern Illinois. (Despite what it sounds like, it's a sub/grinder shop) Nov 3rd We braved a traffic tie up on SR 13 and ...

... slave culture on the plantation, including stories about a slave, Alfred, who was born on the plantation and lived there until his death in 1912. Alfred's last request was to be buried next to 'the general,' and he was. Next stop: The Counry Music Hall of Fame and Museum. It's a fantastic museum, and you really don't need to be a fan of country music to enjoy it. There were two special exhibits, one on Earl Scruggs (which Winkie ...