Conclusion

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This is the final post for the blog of our Spring 2009 U.S. Road Trip.
We have visited Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky.
History: We have seen Davy Crocket's house, Jimmy Carter's house, A.P. Carter's house, Martin Luther King's house,
During which we have been to Bluegrass festivals at Palatka, Waldo, Palmdale and Brimstock, as well as a Bluegrass Party at Connie and Jim's.
We have been entertained at Dixie Stampede, Grand Ole Opry, Lake City Rodeo, The Carter Family Fold, Kingsport Muncipal Center for a bluegrass concert and The Epcot Center, as well as taking an airboat ride at Sleepy Hollow.
We have visited Columbus Stockade, The Rosa Parks Museum, The church where Martin Luther King preached, Huntsville Space Center and Museum, The Old Rail Depot at Huntsville, Constitution Village in Huntsville, The Chattanooga Choo-Choo Hotel, The Birth of Country Music Museum in Bristol
We have visited the Civil War Battlegrounds (and POW Camp) of Andersonville, Chicamauga, Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain.
We have seen many big rivers, Withlecoochee, Itchtucknee, Tennessee, Clinch, Cumberland, Holsten. Driven through The Smokies, Clingman's Dome, Cade's Cove.
Visited Americus, Columbus, Montgomery, Huntsville, Chattanooga, Pigeon Forge, Kingsport Bristol, Nashville and Knoxvillle.
We have been to bluegrass jams in Rocky Branch near Townsend, Netherlands Inn in Kingsport, with friends at Kodak, at Marilee's in Istachatta, as well as at festivals.
We have driven about 5000 miles, 2217 of them towing the trailer.