We’re officially in the Athens of the South – Nashville! The Parthenon is a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens. It was originally built in 1897 as a temporary building as part of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, but the Nashville residents liked it so much they decided to make it permanent.
Athena
This is the arm of Athena (whom the city of Athens was named after, of course!), holding the winged Nike.
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We decided to take a quick weekend road trip down to Nashville, and ended up stopping (and getting VERY lost in!) Mammoth Cave National Park. It’s amazing! The caves extend for more than 350 miles, and have their own internal weather – it’s 54° all year long, and almost no humidity.
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This is from an amazing lunch with friends at the Sushi Nest in Chicago – yum!
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Meet Aoife, my friend’s new kitten that she just adopted from the Humane Society! Aoife means “life giver” in Irish.
Another fabulous Summerfest production, and this time we even managed to escape the rain!
