Southeast Texas to the Smoky Mountains
Hello all! We just purchased our first RV! A 24 foot 1991 Ford Ultra Class C. We have taken it out on a couple small trips and worked out some kinks. We have also totally remodeled the interior and ha...
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one_strange_texan wrote:ken56 wrote:
I have to mention too, go see the Hermitage while in Nashville, Thomas Jefferson's home. The museum is very interesting if you enjoy history and the house tour is neat to see. Not much to see on the grounds even though Jefferson's grave is in the garden area. Glad to help with any other questions for this area.
I, too, would recommend the Hermitage. I did see that Nashville site when I was there on a short visit (not camping). However, to set the record straight, it was Andrew Jackson's home, not Jefferson's. Jackson came a few Presidents after Jefferson. Jefferson's home is in Virginia, Monticello.
OMG, you are so very right, my mistake. Old people malady...and I am only 63. Lol, I was just thinking about St. Louis and the arch and it's Gateway to the West museum. That too is worth while to stop and actually read everything although it could take you all day.
