Photos Of Freestyle Kayaking, Playboating, And Whitewater Rafting At Hell’s Hole On The Ocoee River
The Ocoee River is known as “the birthplace of freestyle kayaking”, and after watching freestyle kayakers and playboaters today, I can see why!
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The Ocoee River is known as “the birthplace of freestyle kayaking”, and after watching freestyle kayakers and playboaters today, I can see why!
If ice sculptures are your thing… you’ll love those found at Opryland’s hotel and Country Christmas festivities. And, if you ever have the opportunity to head upstate New York in February, then you’ll want to check out Saranac Lake’s Winter Carnival (near Lake Placid).
See what others think about Nashville, Tennessee… Are the stereotypes true? If you’re wondering what’s so great about Nashville, check out these fun things to see & do in Music City USA.
We skipped town for the weekend and headed to Gatlinburg over the 4th of July holiday. Not only did we get to see ‘the nation’s FIRST Fourth of July Parade’ — which took place at 12:01 a.m. on Monday July 4th — really midnight of July 3rd. But we also got to witness ‘the nation’s LAST Fourth of July Fireworks Display’ — which took place at 11:59 p.m. on Monday July 4th. Both were just okay.
Photos from our day spent watching the Nashville Sounds baseball team.
If you haven’t already experienced the services at Bellevue Community Church yourself, then you may be wondering just what it’s like at BCC. Here’s a photo collage of a day at Bellevue Community Church in Nashville, Tennessee.
It is said that hundreds of out-of-town cowboys have made their way to Franklin, Tennessee for the annual Franklin Rodeo. Here’s a humorous look at all the hype surrounding this event.
Some photographs depicting the beauty of the Belmont University campus in Nashville, Tennessee…
A story that’s funny NOW about Jim’s dad and the day he almost didn’t return home with us during our trip to Fall Creek Falls State Park. He’s tumbled off a cliff instead! Danger… warning… don’t let this happen to you!
Nashville’s famed Printers Alley is so named because of the large number of printing companies that used to be housed in that alley. Today, Printer’s Alley is a Nashville hot spot for tourists and locals alike. Here’s why…