It's time for yet another photo spread. This time, it's from Tennessee, Kentucky, and a bit of North Carolina. Specifically, we're talking about Nashville, Mammoth Caves National Park, Great Smoky Mountain National Park, and a few other famous spots, including The Hermitage and the Polk home.
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| The Parthenon, which was a temporary structure as part of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. It was such a hit, that the effort was made to make it a permanent structure, which was completed in 1931. |
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| A rain soaked Parthenon |
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| Mammoth Caves - the historical entrance tour. We missed out on seeing more of the cave system because we didn't make reservations ahead of time. We'll know better next time. |
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| One of the many bears spotted during our trip through the Smoky Mountains. |
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| There were countless waterfalls along the way. This is one. |
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| Want to cross the Green River in Mammoth Caves National Park? Take a ferry. |
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| Grotto Falls, in Smoky Mountains NP |
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| At the President James Polk home in Columbia, TN. |
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| Nashville at night. |
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| The Ernest Tubb Record Shop, home to one of the most famous radio shows in country music. Imagine the history told, the music strummed in those walls. |
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| The Kitchen Sinks at Great Smoky Mountains NP. |
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| Yet another waterfall in Great Smoky Mountains NP. |
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| Outside the Nashville Symphony. |
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| One of the many neon signs along the Honky Tonk Row in Nashville. |
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| At the summit of Clingmans Dome. |
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| A natural bridge. |
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| Broadway after a rain soaked night in Nashville. |
