Ramada Inn Bowling Green

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Day 2 - We made it to Kentucky!

A travel blog entry by isardharwala

It's 2:52am right now and we finally found a hotel room. Today has been crazy tiring. We must have stopped at around 5 to 6 different cities (at LEAST) trying to find a hotel to stay in, but to no avail each time because Bonnaroo, the "Four-day, multi-stage camping festival held on a 700-acre farm in Manchester, Tennessee" has attracted crowds …

2nd National Park

A travel blog entry by tampagrampa

... of explored caves and an estimated 1000 miles or so yet to be mapped. Very interesting and the guides were knowledgable and full of stories. My first tour had less than 20 people, so the guide took us deep into an off-limits former bat cave and then turned off ...

Vroom farkin vroom

A travel blog entry by terroraustralis

Just to get out of the ridiculously heavy rain I decided to drop in here and have a look at a few of the cars seeing as I couldn't go to the production line and drive one straight on outta there hahaha. They have a corvette on show from every year of production, an impressive view and it worked a treat as a temporary ...

Underground Adventures

A travel blog entry by redsoxmomva

... by - these deer have clearly never been hunted! After lunch, we went on a two-hour walking cave tour to the "new entrance" (new=1920s era) and saw some incredible formations, including "Frozen Niagara" and the "Drapery Room"... meanwhile, David kept spying little cracks here and there and thinking it would be fun to crawl through them! Oh dear...

Then a long drive to my brother-in-law's house in O'Fallon, Illinois (eastern suburb of St. Louis)...
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Mammoth Cave National Park! Camp 2 :)

A travel blog entry by suzysnow

... year old sea and the sandstone and shale remains of a 280 million year old river delta (NPS poster). Ancient underground rivers carved away the rock leaving winding paths and huge caverns.

We camped in the Mammoth cave camp ground. A beautiful location just down the road from the visitor center. Down the hill from the visitor center is the entrance to the "Historic Cave". On the right of the trail down is a spring that ...