Nashville Travel Blogs - Page 5

I stopped in Nashville to take one picture of the Grand Ole Opry. Next door is a giant shopping and entertainment complex, the former site of Opryland, which again was skipped due to lack of time.

This is my account of my time working in America for the Southwestern Company.

I'm about to start a 4,000+ roadtrip across the USA, starting in Aventura, Florida, and ending up in San Francisco, California! My mom is joining me for the ride in my '94 BMW 325i, which already has about 184K miles! If you'd like to follow my journey, please visit my blog at www.trippinsandra.blogspot.com and leave a comment there, so I know who is 'keeping me company'!

You're the only 10 I see :)

We drove to Canton, NC for Christmas to help Tina's sister move into their new house and to spend Christmas with her family.

My dad and I are driving from Yorkville, IL to Lakeland, FL to see the Detroit Tigers and the New York Mets warm-up.

Hello all! I am running a bit behind in my travel log, but I wanted to post a quick update.  I got into Nashville around 7 or so, and as soon as I got off the highway, I saw a White Castle.  That may not sound too interesting or exciting, but I haven't seen a WC in YEARS, so I stopped in …

Two wild and crazy guys tear up the United States.

On our road trip from Oklahoma to Georgia, we always seem to reach Nashville at sunset.  On top of that, Nashville is where the time zone changes from Central to Eastern and we lose an hour, making it seem like we've been driving a lot longer than we actually have.  This is why the s…

Well it's a little difficult for me to remember this trip since I'm writing it a year and a half later.  What I recall is an overabundance of cowboy hats.  An amazing music scene, and that is NOT exclusively country!  People were incredibly friendly and fun and the city was a lot of …

What a great little tourist attraction. The locals are incredibly friendly, the music keeps you moving, and the barbecue food is unlike anything elser!

After an extended stay at my friends, I am will be leaving Nashville first thing in the morning and heading for Columbia, Mo. with a stop in St. Louis in the afternoon. Today I decided to get out and see the sites.  Nashville is probably best known for its country music, but I found a couple…

Go on the ghost tour in Nashville!  It was fun and interesting.  If you get a tour guide named Jared, tip well!  He's awesome!  Cool city to explore and walk around/dine in.  Hard Rock Cafe, B.B. King's, F. Scott's Jazz Club!!, Country Music Hall of Fame(if thats your thing…

On the Road with my Southern Musical Travel Companion Armand Vienneau.