We drove to Columbia, TN to visit yet another presidential home and museum, this time the 11th president James K. Polk. As always - interesting.
Then we drove a bit further to the Natchez Trace. We had done the southern part over 5 years ago and wanted to see the northern part. Natchez Trace is a 450 mile long foot/horse trail from Tennessee to Mississippi and Alabama used in the late 1800's. It is now a National Park with a modern road that follows the path, there are many pull-overs and lots to see.
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The Washington Monument as envisioned by Polk |
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Stared road on Left is Natchez trace |
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Grave of Lewis of Lewis and Clark |
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