We left Natchez and followed the Natchez Trace for over 100 miles. The Trace (part of the National Park Service) is a scenic drive that runs 444 miles from Natchez to Nashville and was the route used by indians and settlers. After setting up on our site at Campground of Barnes Crossing in Tupelo we headed off to see the birthplace of elvis. We toured the museum and his birth home.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Tupelo Mississippi
We left Natchez and followed the Natchez Trace for over 100 miles. The Trace (part of the National Park Service) is a scenic drive that runs 444 miles from Natchez to Nashville and was the route used by indians and settlers. After setting up on our site at Campground of Barnes Crossing in Tupelo we headed off to see the birthplace of elvis. We toured the museum and his birth home.
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Sounds like you are heading north and doing some major sightseeing. When we get repairs done to our coach we are in Red Bay, Alabama, not far from Tupelo. Really an interesting area.
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