My sister Elly is a senior in college, she was given a sports marketing internship down in Nashville, Tennessee. So last summer, she drove all the way there. She was going to live in an apartment with some of her sorority sisters (Alpha Delta Pi) on campus. Elly lived only ten blocks away from Bridgestone Arena. The place where the CMT award show would be at! Tickets were only 40 dollars, so we decided to head down to Nashville! It took 3 days to get there. When we got to Nashville, one of the firsts things that caught my eye was the AT&T building. From far away it look like a batman building! As we drove by, I noticed that there were sculptures on the sidewalk. They were pretty cool. The award show would start at 7:00. We left the apartment at 5:30 and took an Uber. In the Uber that we took, the driver said the Megan Trainor, and, Dan and Shay sat is this car!
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Exciting right? Not really. It was hot outside, and it took about 2-3 hours. Afterwards, we went downtown to eat at the food trucks. Every Thursday, food trucks would come downtown, and be open for business. Elly took her lunch break to eat with us, so she tagged along. We went horseback riding the next day. It was a long ride also. I was really sore afterwards. We went home after that, changed, on went on our way to the Smoky Mountains. It takes two hours to drive there, but I say it’s worth it. The view is breathtaking! One downside of all of this is the walk up the mountain. It’s about half a mile up, and it’s very steep. And there was no water, which stinks because it was hot! As we are walking, I see a family pushing up a stroller, good luck to that family! There is different locations of where you can go. We went to “Clingman’s Dome”. It’s where you walk up a long railing that leads to 360 degree view. There was a certain spot at the railing were Tennessee and Virginia meet. So I can say I was in two states at once! How cool is
Exciting right? Not really. It was hot outside, and it took about 2-3 hours. Afterwards, we went downtown to eat at the food trucks. Every Thursday, food trucks would come downtown, and be open for business. Elly took her lunch break to eat with us, so she tagged along. We went horseback riding the next day. It was a long ride also. I was really sore afterwards. We went home after that, changed, on went on our way to the Smoky Mountains. It takes two hours to drive there, but I say it’s worth it. The view is breathtaking! One downside of all of this is the walk up the mountain. It’s about half a mile up, and it’s very steep. And there was no water, which stinks because it was hot! As we are walking, I see a family pushing up a stroller, good luck to that family! There is different locations of where you can go. We went to “Clingman’s Dome”. It’s where you walk up a long railing that leads to 360 degree view. There was a certain spot at the railing were Tennessee and Virginia meet. So I can say I was in two states at once! How cool is