I drove Sparky out to Nashville last week, she had a work related meeting. While she was in her meeting, I walked around downtown and snapped some photos.
I love this red chicken.
This hydrant reminded me of a heart.
This place is a legendary Nashville shop. It's been in many a film, most prominently in
Coal Miner's Daughter, and I actually went in and bought a CD while there. They have an awesome selection of classic country. I was torn between Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, Porter Wagoner, Emmy Lou Harris, but I ended up buying a super great Steve Earle CD.
The little doggie in the window isn't for sale.
I felt for this homeless guy. It was near 100 degrees, humid as hell, and the cicadas were rampant.
I love this red chicken.
This hydrant reminded me of a heart.
This place is a legendary Nashville shop. It's been in many a film, most prominently in Coal Miner's Daughter, and I actually went in and bought a CD while there. They have an awesome selection of classic country. I was torn between Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, Porter Wagoner, Emmy Lou Harris, but I ended up buying a super great Steve Earle CD. 
The little doggie in the window isn't for sale.
I felt for this homeless guy. It was near 100 degrees, humid as hell, and the cicadas were rampant.
4 comments:
I would have loved to join you at that record store!
Ah, Steve Earle...great choice!!
I'm partial to Porter Wagoner.
That spigot-thing DOES look like a heart!
But I do hope that doggie's for sale.
It does look like a heart.
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