Habiscus at our campsite on Lake Pontchatrain
We arrived in Mississippi on Wednesday and camped near Natchez
We stopped at many historical sites along the Natchez Trace Parkway.
This was one of the early settlements along the Trace. It was a plantation house in the early 1800's.
Decoration on a barn at French Camp in Mississippi
This was a processing operation for making syrup from sorghum
Another old building at French Camp along the Natchez Trace
This sign tells the story of the historical significance of the Natchez Trace
This old, old tractor seems to be from before they used rubber on the tires.
Dogwoods in bloom at our camp on the Trace
The pedal tavern in Nashville. This was a great party town!
A pony at French Camp
A memorial marking the final resting place of Meriweather Lewis who lead the expedition across northwest America to find a trade route from the early colonies to the west coast
Downtown Nashville
The Johnny Cash museum in Nashville
Flowers at our campsite
The Ryman Theatre is the home of the Grand Ole Opry
Nancy found Elvis! He lives!!
Another view of downtown
Selfie at the Cumberland River towards Nissan Center
The Ryman Theatre
Highway bridge lit at night reflecting on the river with the full moon above.
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