After the first few miles the rest of the journey was fine, a little busy driving through Nashville but otherwise an easy 4+ hour drive. Tennessee and Kentucky are a lot like Alabama, very green and pretty.
We got to the park and got checked in, and then had a little drive to the actual camp sites. The park is inside the Mammoth Cave National Park, and is not the nicest looking place we’ve ever stayed at. It’s on quite a large piece of ground but it looks run down and uncared for. We had a little disagreement about which space we were going to park in; we ended up parked between two other trailers and Mike didn’t like the space at all. We had a little disagreement but we ended up staying put.
After getting set up we took a drive into the next town over. We are staying in Park City but we ended up in Glasgow where we had dinner at a Mexican restaurant. Mike had to visit the little boys room as soon as we sat down so I was left to order drinks; we only wanted water but do you think I could get the waitress to understand what I wanted. I told her I’d wait till Mike got back and she went away but sent another person over to the table who also didn’t understand what I was asking for. Finally the manager came over and I ordered the water – why didn’t I just ask for Agua? When it came time to order my food I just pointed at the menu, I just wanted to be sure I was going to get what I wanted!
Mike: We spent 3 months in South America and you can’t order water! (agua!!!!)
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