Nashville Day 6: Biscuits, Bandit, Bridges, and Bars

Instead of flying out on Monday with the rest of the festival go-ers, we decided to stay another day in Nashville to enjoy the city with less crowds. During the festival, Broadway was such a nightmare that we spent no time hanging out there. We were hoping that would be different today.

We started the day off with the highly recommended Biscuit Love. There was a line to get in but it moved pretty quickly and they provided umbrellas for sunshade and a water station for hydration. These guys were pros.

We shared the biscuit donuts which were wonderful.

Melissa had some healthy, granola stuff while I had the East Nasty - over easy egg, fried chicken thigh, and gravy on a biscuit.

After breakfast, we took an Uber to the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum. The museum was huge and filed with a ton of interesting displays.

One guess as to whose dress this is.

Outfit worn by George Strait.

Along with his belt buckle from the Kingsville rodeo where I went to see him some 30 years ago before he was a superstar.

The Smokey and the Bandit car...I so wanted to climb in thru the t-tops.

Original, handwritten lyrics to "Swingin" by John Anderson, a song that always reminds me of my dad.

Original, handwritten lyrics to "I Was on a Boat That Day" by Old Dominion.

After the museum, we headed back to the condo so we could get packed up for our flight the following day. Then late afternoon, we walked down to Broadway to hit some of the star's bars. We found a table at Luke Bryan's 32 Bridges. They had some great live music so we stayed for drinks and dinner.

I had a good old burger and fries.

Melissa had the roasted chicken.

This guy and his funny sign were just outside.

Before it got too dark, we walked to our bridge for some pics when it wasn't so crowded.

On the way back, we stopped off at Florida Georgia Line's bar for some more live music and a couple of drinks.

One final shot of our bridge borrowed from someone else before the trip ended.