LIFE: observed: Roadtrip planning!

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Roadtrip planning!

Yep, roadtrip coming up! Expect LOADS of posts next week.

I am off to Memphis, Nashville and Chattanooga, all in Tennessee of course!

In Memphis I am planning to hang out on Beale Street and listen to some good blues...

In Nashville I am planning to go to Layla's Bluegrass Inn for some good ol' bluegrass music...

On my way to Chattanooga I am stopping off at a certain distillery in Lynchburg. That's right, Jack!

In Chattanooga I get to stay on the Delta Queen Steamship!!

I am also planning a side trip to the Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scottsboro, Alabama!

And end it all with an Alumni Reunion in Chattanooga! If you are a Mercy Ships Alum who happens to be in Chattanooga... meet me at the Stone Cup Coffee Bar on Frazier Ave, Saturday the 27th at 3pm.

To end it all ... a mad 11 hour dash back home.

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I am a South African serving with Mercy Ships currently stationed in the United States. Mercy Ships, a global charity who has operated hospital ships in developing nations since 1978, is following the example of Jesus, by bringing hope and healing to the forgotten poor, mobilizing people and resources worldwide, and serving all people without regard to race, gender or religion.

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