Afterward we went to Old Town Knoxville to hear my nephew Brock's band called Brockerfellows play some old time country music. He is going to being playing steel guitar in a play about Hank Williams that UT is putting on in September. Just as the performance was to start, there were tornado warnings and reports of 2-3" hail! Halfway throught the performance, a big window was blown open and at the same time electricity went out. Made for a few nervous moments as the kids were herded under tables. As Fred. "He brought the house down"!
Love this family!
Alex and Nathan demonstrating their tornado shelter under the table!
On Monday we drove to Nashville. Our first stop was the Lane Automobile Museum. The owner first got interested in old cars because of MGs, TFs in particular (which is what I have). His Dad gave him the parts of a TF when he was 12 and told him to figure out how to build. He did and took his driving test in it. They had lots of "small cars"
Around 2:00 8 I got a call from my sister Nancy. They were driving back to Florida after spending almost 2 months out west. I thought we weren't going to see them but they left Oklahoma City early this morning. We ended up eating dinner at Caney Fork Fish camp.....although we all had their delicious ribs. Dessert was make your own s'mores. Sierra had fun eating those!
Tomorrow we head to Hannibal, MO., the childhood home of Mark Twain. To get ready for our visit, we have been listening to Tom Sawyer.
