Pining for the Fjords

But what of Part 6 ? Walking around Louisville! Since we woke up this Friday morning without a porch to sit on (sad, that), we got dressed and headed out on the town to find some morning grub.  Chris grabbed a coffee at Quills , while I went ahead to find a spot at our breakfast choice, Biscuit Belly .  This turned out to be unnecessary, as they were one of those "order at the counter, then grab a seat" places, and they had plenty of tables at the time.   A nearby mural Our morning delights - all were delicious! We were, of course, early for our first stop of the day, a tasting flight at Rabbit Hole Distillery , so we took our time wandering the NULU area, seeing what there was to see.   The story goes that this thoroughfare was originally used to walk racing goats to their stalls/fields, hence the name. More neat street art in NULU When we were planning this trip, we figured three tasting/tours in one day would work well, so Chris selected three different distilleries, all w

Part 5 will be really sad if you don't read it! Posing on the Knoxville Riverwalk, with the Tennessee River and Neyland Stadium We were up and moving at a decent hour on Thursday morning, which allowed us to log just a bit more time on the cabin's porch before we left it for good.  Packing was all finished up, we loaded the car and waved goodbye to the cabin, and it time to head northward for us!  On our way out of town, we stopped at our land one more time, so we could see it again, without being stuck under a golf umbrella due to the excessive rain. Again, the overgrown plot is ours Chris takes pictures of the important things, like the utility stems Our space goes all the way back to the big trees, and there's a small creek down there After making a quick stop at a local Goodwill to donate several items we wouldn't be taking home with us, it was into downtown Knoxville proper.  We found a parking garage to stash the rental car, then headed first to Nothing Too Fancy