Many people dismiss LA for being dirty and full of tourists.. which it can be! but it doesn’t mean you can’t have a great time and enjoy some beautiful Californian sunshine. Whether […]
What to do in Los Angeles
Driving from Tennessee to Georgia
After staying a couple of days on Music Row in Nashville, we were headed on our way to Georgia. We had to get up early as the drive requires a change in […]
What to do in Nashville, Tennessee
Explore the sprawling gardens and amphitheater at the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, as well as the WWII memorial and Tennessee Map Plaza. Located at 600 James Robertson Pkwy, Nashville. Visit the […]
Nashville Food & Drink
While Nashville may be most famous for it’s country music, it also offers up a huge variety of tasty cuisine that can’t be overlooked. These are some of our favourites from our […]
12 South Nashville
While Nashville is probably most well-known for it’s country music scene, there is a section of 12th Avenue that boasts a funky neighbourhood with vintage stores, cafes, bars and restaurants as well […]
Mammoth Cave National Park
On our drive from Louisville to Nashville we stopped part way at the Mammoth Cave National Park The World Heritage Site consists of walking trails, woodland, accommodation and underneath are the Mammoth […]
Central Park, Manhattan, New York City
No trip to the Big Apple is complete without a visit to Central Park. Central Park consists of 843 acres (or nearly 3.5 square kilometres) of manicured gardens, play grounds, sports fields […]
Louisville – Part 3
On our last full day in Louisville we started by grabbing a coffee from Starbucks and walking around ‘4th Street Live!’ This is one of the main streets in Louisville designated for […]
Louisville – Part 2
We started our first full day in Louisville by going to the Louisville Slugger Factory & Museum. It was awesome to go into the back factory and see how baseball bats are […]
Louisville – Part 1
Following our misadventures in Columbus Indiana, we thankfully still managed to get to Louisville as planned that evening. Crossing over the Second Street Bridge was interesting as half of it was covered […]
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