Chasing Cars: Bristol (and the South)

It's over. Well, I am quite proud of you for not murdering or doing bodily injury to Pyro Andy and happy to learn that he managed to not set things on fire this time.

Great report, buddy!

Laura

It is over indeed. Until the next time. When I shall be travelling alone... phew! :)

Glad you enjoyed it but, honest now, did you really read it all? :p

I have no life and there's nothing better to do. :) Actually it was very well written and I kept hoping there'd be a fight scene.

Laura

Holy hell, you must have been bored! According to Word there was 11,500 words in there, give or take... :o

As for the fight scene... I left that out as this is a family forum! :p

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Originally Posted by UKCraig

Thanks to a rather marvelous person from Sony I am now back up and running! I have uploaded a few photos for the time being. I hope to get some form of report online in the near future :)

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Great picts! My wife and I lived in Bowling Green for a year and half before moving to Denver. We loved Bowling Green, the country side is beautiful and the rolling hills stretch on forever. If we ever wanted a slice of big city life Bowling Green is central to the bigger cities of Nashville and Louisville.

I'm glad you were able to experience the National Corvette Museum and toured the GM plant. It is a fantastic place for all auto enthusiasts.

When I toured the plant the C5's were still rolling off the line. In the paint department we saw a guy asleep inside one of the cars. This guy was all of 300 lbs and was completely zonked out in the passengers seat on a car off the assembly line.

I got back home and mentioned this to a neighbor who works at the plant. "That's so-and-so" he says. "He always does that". I figured he must be a hell of a worker to fall asleep in when a tour goes by and not get fired. Anyway...for some reason that's the one thing that sticks with me from our tour.

The Mammoth caves are pretty neat too. They're always a cool 55 degrees F, regardless of the temp outside.

Glad you had a wonderfull trip...thanks for sharing the pictures!

If truth be told I was having a pretty poor day - the winter is pretty much back in town and I was wet and cold all day, and I was otherwise generally feeling sorry for myself - so it was nice to come home and be reminded of this trip! Glad you enjoyed the photos. I liked Bowling Green. I wish I'd had a little more time there.