It has been a busy week for us. We didn't leave Crossville, TN until Wednesday because of the heavy rain we had.
When we left the KOA, we saw this beautiful house.
We drove to Dickson, TN to stay at a park found in our Passport America Directory. It's not every day you see someone walking a horse through an RV Park! LOL.
The next picture was taken out front.
These are just two of the many wonderful pictures we saw inside. In case anyone doesn't recognize the people, on the right is Loretta Lynn with her sister, Crystal Gayle, and the one on the left is her with Conway Twitty.
We had a really nice dinner there, and the price was not bad at all. They also had an all-you-can-eat buffet for only $9.98, but we didn't chose to do that......too many yummy options to chose from! We visited the gift shop and then drove back to the campground for the night.
Yesterday we continued west on I-40 and stayed at a Cracker Barrel Restaurant & Country Store near Memphis for the night. We have decided we should NOT do that very often, as the food is very tasty and the servings are generous. Again, the prices are not bad at all. AND they have a lot of wonderful items one could buy in their store. It was hard resisiting all they had to offer.
Before getting to Memphis, we stopped at a Visitor's Center, and we got to see the one-room school house where Tina Turner went to school.
We also went inside the home of Sleepy John Estes.
We also saw some live fish in large aquariums while we were there.
Last but not least, were the celebrities we saw. Here's Jim, with Elvis. LOL Then Hank Williams, both Senior and Junior.
Above is Sleepy John, Hammie, and Yank. We had a great time visiting the visitor's center and seeing these pictures. I hope you will enjoy them too.
Today we left Memphis, and drove west on I-40 into Arkansas. The road was in TERRIBLE condition, with pot holes and ruts everywhere. After about 75 miles we got to better roads, and continued west. Before we left Memphis, we did get a glimpse of the world famous St. Jude's Research Hospital founded by none other than Danny Thomas. The last picture below was taken after we got into Arkansas. I think it's a sports arena here sponsored by Bass Pro Shops.
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