Day 24. Nashville, Tennessee.Started the day exploring our local neighbourhood of East Nashville. This is one of the older areas of Nashville with lots of trendy shops, bars and restaurants. The large number of posters welcoming people from all over the world suggests that this is very much an area of non-Trump supporters, unlike other areas we have been through where there are lots of Trump Pence boards on display. We then headed out to the Belle Meade Planta...

Day 23. Nashville, Tennessee.A day in Nashville today. We visited the state museum which was very interesting and gave a real insight into the lives of the early pioneer Americans right through to the present day. After that we had a bit of fun looking around the shops selling cowboy boots, and trying on cowboy hats. We then visited the Country Hall of Fame as that is quite a big thing here. I recognised the info on Dolly Parton and Shania Twain but can't say th...

Day 22. Nashville, Tennessee.Solo in Tennessee. Time to leave our great little campsite in Tellico Plains, and continue to Nashville. We had agreed to meet our Airbnb owner between 3 and 4pm, so we decided that Jane would head straight to Nashville while Mark rode 50 miles in the opposite direction to get his tyre changed. Mark was escorted back across the Cherohala Skyway by Rich, Paul, and Mike from the neighbouring cabin, and went for a big American breakfa...