What's in Tennessee?

[56FordGuy]

The Holmes wrecker body company makes nearly all wrecker bodies, and it's home is in Chattanooga. It is a really neat museum, although my wife disagrees. You'd enjoy it, 56 FordGuy.

I've wanted to go the the towing museum down there for a long time, but have still yet to do it. Every time I'm down there for work, I don't have the time to spare to stop by. One of these days...

What about the Museum of Appalachia? I drove by it the other day over on 11E, is it pretty good?

[kb4ns]

I didn't say that it sounded like fun for me. It just sounded like fun.

[Il Duce]

haha just checkin. if i had a boat id be down there for the charlie daniels band though

[Volzfan]

What about Graceland in Memphis, did I miss that one being suggested?

Bonaroo is coming up in Manchester in a couple of weeks.

[Guest bkelm18]

What about the Museum of Appalachia? I drove by it the other day over on 11E, is it pretty good?

Been there a few times. Not lately though. It's very interesting. Very good idea of what it was like to live in east TN way back when.

[Chief07]

RC and moon pie festival ( held in Bell Buckle TN).

My favorite!

In Greeneville we have the Battle of Blue Springs every year.

The Iris fest. (last week)'

Archie Campbell days!

Summer music in the park in Greeneville. (Great Blue grass).

And just plain chillen out!

[Jasongar8]

there is also Riverbend

I thought you were talking about the prison here in Nashville.

[eapking]

What about Graceland in Memphis, did I miss that one being suggested?

Bonaroo is coming up in Manchester in a couple of weeks.

A second here for Graceland. Everyone needs to see it once.

The casinos south of Memphis in Tunica, MS are pretty good. Pretty much Vegas-type rules. None of the crazy rules/games like at some of the Native American casinos.

[Punisher84]

Reelfoot lake and Picwick lake!

Shiloh is where my MC makes our bi-annual run. Beautiful ride and beautiful park.

[gregintenn]

Spaeking of which... Its NEXT SATURDAY May, 29!

May - Celebrating the Heritage of Granville and Its Ancestry

29th - The 12th Annual Heritage Day in Granville featuring an Antique Car Show,

an Antique Tractor Show, The Annual Jimmy Thompson Bluegrass Festival

Competition, The Ralph Maddox Motor Cycle Show, The U.S. Army Jazz

Ambassadors Free Concert at the Veteran's Park, Civil War Living History

Demonstrations and Children's Rides, a Parade, Square Dancing, Clogging,

Storytelling, Book Signings, Local Artisans from the UCAA, and Craftsmen along the streets.

Lunch will be served at the Sutton General Store lunch counter or in the dining room. Food Vendor Booths will be available, and other area businesses such as The Granville Market and The Granville Marina will also be serving lunches.

Always a great car show and cool things to see. Last year they had a CSA general doing free tours and story telling, and the sound of cannon fire echoing off the water was a very cool effect. Also the little museum had lots to see and if you like bluegrass music you'd be in luck.

This is a really neat event. I wish I could go.