The first stop on our Veterans’ Day road trip was Mesa Verde National Park. Mesa Verde National Park served as the home of the Ancestral Pueblo (also known as Anasazi) tribes for several hundred years. They built their communities in cliff dwellings under and into the natural rock formations of the Four Corners area. Address…
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Country Music Hall of Fame
Another must-see on our Nashville trip was the Country Music Hall of Fame. I’m a country music fan, so I wanted to check it out. It’s definitely a must-see for any country music fan. We squeezed in a trip after our trolley tour on our last day in Nashville. Honestly, I was so engrossed in…
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Nashville trolley tour
Mac and I are fans of trolley tours. They’re a good way to see the main sites and to help you figure out where you want to explore more. Old Town Trolley runs both the Nashville trolley tour and the tours we’ve taken in Savannah. It was also nice to check out the big spots…
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The Hermitage
Another must-see for me was The Hermitage, the home of Andrew and Rachel Jackson. I read a great biography on Rachel and curious to see their famed home for myself. Photos aren’t allowed in the house, so I took some whilst wondering around the property. Address and location The Hermitage sits about 20 minutes outside…
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The Parthenon in Nashville
During our last trip to Nashville, we decided to extend our trip by a few days in order to visit the big touristy spots. Our first stop was the Parthenon. The Parthenon in Nashville was originally built as a temporary structure during Tennessee’s centennial celebration of statehood. It was so popular that it was rebuilt…
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Living the allergy shot life
Each allergy plan is unique to that person, so be sure to talk to your doctor about what’s best for you. I’m sharing my allergy shot tale for others who may be looking for more personal experiences. This is not medical advice. You could say I’m wildly allergic to the state of Colorado. One weird…