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21.08.2012 – 21.08.2012 27 °C Today we spent the day out in the Great Smoky NP. The park itself is not all that large, and we were able to drive around the whole park in less than a day. Of course, … Continue reading
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20.08.2012 – 20.08.2012 26 °C We woke this morning to a really top notch free brekky.. It is the first brekky that I can recall where I was able to have home made yoghurt with museli! I was in seventh heaven!!! … Continue reading
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19.08.2012 – 19.08.2012 27 °C After a nice brekky (we ditched the free option that was offered.. coffee and a small muffin just wasn’t worth the walk in the rain!) we continued our drive south to Tennessee! The first part of … Continue reading
28.6.2012 – 28.6.2012 44 °C Early start this morning as we continued our journey Nth Westwards towards St Louis. Our route today was a little round-about so that we could get off the Interstate and see some of the Kentucky countryside. … Continue reading
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27.6.2012 – 27.6.2012 39 °C Today we spent most of the day driving west to east across Tennessee from Memphis to Nashville, self-proclaimed Country Music Capital of the World. We started out our day driving along the interstate towards Nashville. We … Continue reading
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26.6.2012 – 26.6.2012 34 °C A nice early start this morning as we knew it was going to be another hot day so we made sure we were out at Gracelands nice and early. We quickly discovered that everyone else had … Continue reading
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25.6.2012 – 25.6.2012 37 °C Another HOT, HOT day today so we actually decided to by-pass Gracelands and spend the day doing two museums and stay in the air-cond! (We’ll do Gracelands tomorrow so no need to stress!!) Ok so first … Continue reading
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24.6.2012 – 24.6.2012 36 °C We started our day with a drive out to the crossroads of the old Hwy 61 and Hwy 49 here in Clarkesdale. This is supposedly the place where one of the first Bluesmen, Robert Johnson, sold … Continue reading