Birthday Road Trip KS to Nashville

Hi lovelies -

I'm about to take off on a little birthday road trip from Lawrence, KS to Nashville, TN to see the Picasso exhibit, stay in a rural Airbnb, go horseback riding, sit in a hot tub and basically celebrate in a mostly solitudinous way, my birth.

Woot!

Got my negative covid test in hand, my hand sanitizer and masks to go with every outfit. Haha.

If you are familiar with the territory between here and Nashville, or that in or around Nashville, and you want to tell me something you find interesting therein (and why), I'm all ears.

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  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    Oh my gosh, that sounds heavenly!! I've never been to that area so I can't give you any suggestions, but I hope you have a wonderful time!

  • @littermate Sounds Awesome Enjoy!!!

  • Thanks good people. <3

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    @littermate

    My #1 Nashville recommendation is Scale model of the Parthenon in Centennial Park. Soo cool:

    https://www.nashville.gov/Parks-and-Recreation/Parthenon.aspx

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    @littermate music row, millionaires row, stars homes, if lower Broadway is back open that’s fun with all the venues. Vanderbilt’s campus is beautiful and so is the Cumberland river at the end of Lower Broadway where you may be able to take a riverboat ride. I love Nashville. I think you will too.

  • @littermate

    Depending on where you're staying here are a few of my top favorites for food , shopping, drinking and sightseeing

    Breakfast or lunch at Loveless Cafe.
    https://instagram.com/lovelesscafe

    Right next to Natchez Trace for overlooks, hiking trails, waterfalls and natural beauty. I drive my roadster down this highway when I just want to get away.
    https://instagram.com/natcheztracetravel

    Otaku Ramen in the Gulch, very close to the Frist Museum, the chicken buns are crazy delicious.
    https://instagram.com/otakuramen

    Near Otaku Ramen is Pre To Post Modern a vintage shop with tons of interesting finds.
    https://instagram.com/pretopostmodern

    For great alcoholic drinks that support National Parks, Camp https://instagram.com/no308_presents_camp

    Like robot tiki bars?
    https://instagram.com/choppertiki

    There's so much more but that's a short list of a few favorites.

    I hope you enjoy your stay and Happy early Birthday!

  • Happy Birthday littermate - can't say I'm familiar with the area, but sounds like you've planned a great time. Stay safe and have fun!

  • @adorable48 I'm all over the riverboat ride, thank you!! <3

  • @Envie, a treasure trove, thank you!! <3

    @sunnysideup Thank you! :)

  • @littermate

    Please feel free to message me if you have any direct questions! I know you're going to have a great time regardless of what you end up doing and seeing. Nashville is a fun city especially for tourism. (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

  • That's sweet. Thanks so much @Envie <3

  • “ Printers Alley” that’s the area with good restaurants and nightlife

  • Good to know @cuddlerforu24! Thanks. <3

  • Happy Birthday .. Have a safe Trip :)

  • @littermate oh and if you like antiques, the Antique Archaeology store is in the Marathon warehouse in south Nashville. ( ‘Antique Archaeology’ is the business featured on the History Channel show “American Pickers). It has a lot of fun stuff to see.

  • Nashville is sooo fun! You'll meet the nicest people, and have a moonshine margarita if you go out! 🤤🤤🤤

  • @Sashamcgee

    Where are these moonshine margaritas you speak of? For research.

  • 😅😅 when my friend and I visited were asked the bartender to make us something delicious and southern (we're from the North lol). So she made us a moonshine margarita! Just instead of tequila use moonshine 😁

  • I'm going to be there this weekend for a wedding . Avoid parking downtown its hella expensive!! You would orob really enjoy the Parthenon. Not expensive at all.and you can make a day out of it with the park outside and all the details they put into it all.

  • [Deleted User]Mmart (deleted user)

    @littermate
    If you enjoy history at all a day trip to Franklin, about 40 minutes south of Nashville is well worth it. The Red Pony is a great place to eat.
    Enjoy your trip. I am so jealous.

  • @Envie I don't know how to message you... Request to Book?

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  • I read this post and I have to say that people from countries with such laxed corona rules should talk with people from countries with strict corona rules.

  • Not clear what you're saying there @BryC. What's your concern?

  • I mean exactly what Im saying talk to people from countries with strict corona virus rules.There are countries where only one person per house hold can leave their home and on certain days at certain times and are only allowed to do essential things.There is a female from Malaysia I like on my facebook I have her and both of her sisters on facebook.I have been talking with one of her sisters.She told me one of their family members died.She said theres two females related to him.She said that the two females werent allowed to stay the whole funeral.She said they had to stand at a certain distance from everyone else.They werent allowed to touch anyone.There was guards at there at the funeral.Imagine any of that in any country with laxed corona virus rules.

  • [Deleted User]DarrenWalker (deleted user)

    @BryC: And... what conclusions do you expect people to draw from this?

    (Gotta say, I'd take virtual house arrest over being coughed on by maskless people at the gas station. At least while a nasty virus is doing the rounds. Man, I'd like to live in a country that takes better Covid precautions than this one.)

  • You didnt read anything I said because thats just what I said.I think most Americans are selfish and self entitled.So we agree.

  • @littermate I hope you are staying safe . I just got back from Nashville myself.and the roads were pretty cruddy

  • [Deleted User]DarrenWalker (deleted user)

    @BryC: So in this thread you're saying people should listen to the science and take Covid seriously (and not take solitary road trips), and in the other you're saying they shouldn't listen to the science (and not take the vaccines that make road trips safer)? ...Huh. That doesn't sound right.

    You know, communication through implication invites misunderstanding. You might want to state your points straight out.

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