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If you're going to Nashville for the nightlife & live music, then a pub crawl on Broadway MUST be on your To Do List! You don't have to like Country music - there's plenty of live entertainment to suit everyone's tastes.

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The Nashville flood was the first of its kind for this area. The 2 days of constant rain & flooding May 1-2, 2010 in Nashville TN broke all kinds of records!

These are some hats that were for sale at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop downtown Nashville. he cowboy hats were placed on the floor. The baseball cap in the middle reads: I'd like to check you for ticks.

The Franklin Main Street Brew Fest in downtown Franklin, TN is a chance to experience music, food, and beer -- over 40 varieties -- in honor of St. Patrick's Day. The event takes you on a tour of Main Street as you go from shop to shop, sampling beers. If beer isn't your thing, you should go for the music, food, and atmosphere that the celebration creates!

Every time you drive down Columbia Avenue in Franklin, Tennessee you are passing a story that played out in 1864. Here are little-known facts and details about the Battle of Franklin, plus photos we took while visiting many of the historic sights associated with the Battle of Franklin.

I took this photo downtown Franklin, TN -- right in front of the Franklin Post Office.

The Franklin Farmer's Market is held behind the Factory at Franklin -- 230 Franklin Road at the corner of Franklin Road and Liberty Pike. It's open Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. each May through October.

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Friends of ours are planning a visit to Nashville. They want to stay somewhere close to downtown and take in all the sights & sounds that Music City has to offer -- over the course of 2 or 3 days. They asked for our advice. Here's what we recommended...

Pictures and highlights of the 2007 Dierks Bentley Miles and Music for Kids celebrity motorcycle ride. The event took place September 30th in Williamson County Tennessee and ended near milemarker 444 on the Natchez Trace Parkway.