Econo Lodge Southeast Nashville

... Micheal Jackson or think he was a musical genius you should check this film out, is a great watch. Sad to think that the legend is gone...

On that cheery note we will say adieu. We are heading South East to Chattanooga on the edge of Tennessee where the sites are plentiful. Tennessee, particularly Nashville is amazing, so many interesting things to do, see and learn about!

Love and Peace to you all, the scary (and full of candy) Bek and Jesse Train

... home to a variety of fairs and festivals. Most impressively, Centennial Park is the home to the Parthenon. This Parthenon is the world's only full-size replica of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. Originally built in 1897 and reconstructed a few times, the inside and outside of the Parthenon match the original. Nashville is called the "Athens of the South." Athena, the Greek god who calls the Parthenon home is the goddess of wisdom, prudent warfare, and the useful arts. Shew..and thats ...

If sleep exhaustion is a sign of a good time, we have just had the time of our lives, ha, ha, ha! We made it to Nashville to catch up with a friend we made in Michigan and to check out the night life and check it out we did. We didn't go to bed before 3am too many nights in a row, Polly (our friend) has some serious stamina!

Innocently we headed to downtown Nashville to check out the eats ...

Today we went to the Hermitage which was the home of Andrew Jackson president of the United States 1828-1837. It is a beautiful 2 story mansion in the country side. Susie just loves the fall color we have been seeing here. The mansion has gardens and Pres Jackson and his family are all buried here.
In the afternoon we toured studio B owned by Chet Atkins, where Charley ...

... music stars. The Security guards at Opry Mills rode Segways, cool! Apple Barn is a famous old store in Tennessee that has opened a location at Opry Mills. A fried apple pie with ice cream for $3 and the big checkers tables made a hit with us. Our first day in Nashville was surprising, great fun, and low budget. DAY 6--Country music was the theme of today. We spent hours in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum tracing the history of country ...

... MC reads out adverts for local businesses & the backing singers sing the jingles, all live on radio! [Non-Guitar Fanatics need not read on]. I dragged Barbara around the Music Hall of Fame which is a museum full of memorabilia from the early 30s to present day. They had Merle Travis' custom solid electric guitar which was built in 1947. It has many design features that were copied by Fender in 1956 on the Stratocaster. All of Chet ...

... and fiddles, the adjacent hotel is a tourist attraction all by itself, it has the largest attruim, actually three, I have ever seen and even has a man made river running thru it, a great place to cruise around while we waited for the traffic to die down before heading back to the RV. Sunday saw us downtown with all the other tourists , where we dropped into a number of bars, had a beer and listened to some music, we ...

... program in Nashville music ranging through epochs and styles as varied as a 14th-century Sephardic wedding dance and music from movies and the Broadway stage. The audience enjoyed fanfares, hymns, an African carol and ballads. Also featured was some of the Choir’s int**national folk music—from countries like G**many, Ireland, Russia, Italy, Spain, *****ia, and the United States. The Choir even presented selections from the ...

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.

... Fashion Model has nurtured the careers of such supermodels like Malgosia, Claudia Schiffer, Milla Jovovich, Filippa Hamilton, Helena Christensen, Tricia Helfer, Yasmeen Ghauri, Ana Beatriz Barros, Renee Simonssen, Adriana Karambeau; male models include Tyson Beckford, Hoyt ...