Nashville Bed And Breakfast

... check your rear-view mirrors. I have to state that I always stick to speed limits. This is just hearsay advise. I passed Nashville without turning off and by late afternoon I entered Memphis. I stopped for a coffee and just for fun drove across the ...

This entry should have been earlier, but whatEV!  As I said in my previous entry I had the chance to see my hometown buddies. Here are a few pics of a night out in Nashville. The men are Sean, Gus and Arash... my homies fo life! -Perce ...

... turns to sweat.  I don't mean that to sound sexual. **********QUIZ TIME************QUIZ TIME************QUIZ TIME************ "At which famed Nashville venue did Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys originate that eponymous and iconic American genre?" ...

... Dad by telling him "Roy would have all Dad's CD's", so we walked up a block to Broadway street.  Broadway is Nashville's main street downtown and is filled with pubs, has the Rynman Auditorium, the Ice Hockey and football stadium all close by. We ...

Started off with breakfast at the Waffle House: cheese 'n eggs with cinnamon toast. Quite yummy. Then off to downtown to park in a municipal parking garage. First stop was the Country Music Hall of Fame when they opened at 9:00. The old time exhibits are ...

Another day, another buffet breakfast. The breakfast tastes even better because we are in Nashville. Noah chatted to a truck driver at breakfast and took the opportunity to ask a few questions about the highway code.  Better late than never... ...

... . Brian watched from the window and pronounced it " a doozy"   Sunday 1st June We took a last walk around Downtown Nashville, by the waterfront and onto Broadway where all the bars and live music is. Even on Sunday morning there were bars open ...

... 80/90 to grab breakfast and fill up on fuel. We stopped at a Hardee's and were sad to find out they didn't have a breakfast menu. We were very distressed because neither of us was ready for greasy burgers. I ended up getting a chicken nugget style kids ...

... back at Legends. It was a great night, singing and dancing. It was so nice to sleep in in a nice bed, and then we had a fantastic buffet breakfast and made the most of it (can't half tell that we are backpackers hey?). We were not looking forward to ...

... had breakfast and got ready for the day.  When Bill returned we headed out to the Ohio bunch who were having a pot luck breakfast of biscuits and gravy and sweet rolls and whatnot.  We chatted with them for a while and then headed back up to ...

Today we got up around 9am (Tennessee time) and went to eat breakfast at the free buffet.  It was good they had eggs, fried potatoes, buiscuts & gravy, sausage, juice, bagles, muffins, cereal, and more!  Yummy!  It was great!  ...

Got up slowly; breakfast at chain (sigh). Then we headed to find a supermarket -- took a while. Lots of fast food restaurants, though. Then to downtown to take a few pictures, do part of the city walk. Next, out of town. Drove first to the ...

... Clifton. Then US64E through Waynesboro to north on the Natchez Trace Parkway to Leipers Fork and Franklin.  I-65N into Nashville. After breakfast at the hotel, we headed out of Memphis, through Jackson, to Clifton to play Jack Nicklaus' Bear Trace ...

... word) that I would choose Abruzzo for my second home.  Soon we began talking of our musical tastes and somehow the subject of Nashville came up.  He perked up and started yelling, "NashVEEEL!"  'Ome of Ben 'Arper!" (Why he could add the "H" ...

... is a gem! Walked down to the Market Square where there is a giant beer garden every night with entertainment of every variety. It's like Nashville North down there every night, but for all ages! Wild! Hit the sack around 11 PM - stayed up as long as we ...

... first country rock record ever, Safe at Home by Gram Parson's International Submarine Band and just about everyone who recorded in Nashville in the sixties and seventies. Each member of the band took turns singing old country standards with lots of hot ...