Deni H

I believe if memory serves me correctly, that Tennessee residents get in free on Tuesdays. (You must show an ID or driver’s license to prove you’re a resident, though.)

Here are the directions (you’ll have to click the Maps/Parking link) to the Nashville Convention Center.
You can find information about the exhibit here. It was a very informational exhibit that had an introductory movie, self-guided with audio commentary display tour, and a 3-D movie at the end. There were vendors at the exhibit, too.

I want to add Scotland to my tour list of London while there, and while I’m at it, I need to add Wales, too.

There are two very specialpeople who live in Scotland that adds to the incentive to visit, too.

“There’s no place like home.” :)

and it’s a small airport, too.

French Impressionist art

but I don’t have the Space Needle on the list separately. I seem to remember there was a discussion about whether it was worth it, but I think it’d be interesting to see it. Other than that, I don’t know much about Seattle, but it’s gotta be a cool place because 43T is from there! :)

As with some of my other entries, I’ve mentioned my interest in Holocaust sites. I’m interested in going to those and also any type of World War II site, as well. Berlin is definitely where I’d like to begin my exploration of Germany.

I don’t know a great deal about Chicago. However I do know that there are several sports teams there, and I might be interested in seeing a Bulls game. I still think I want to go to an Oprah taping, although the show has taken a different flavor over the years that just isn’t as interesting as it used to be to me. I also know that it has a lot of good art there. If I get to Chicago, the only thing I definitely want to do is meet up with two of my 43People! (Chicago_Outfit and RuthG)

what is in Poland. My main interests are Holocaust history sites, and maybe going to visit where the former Pope was from.