Here is proof that travel does not have to involve great distances. They can be short trips of a 100 miles or less. The most import thing is to get out there, explore and experience the world.
We have driven through and around Paducah Kentucky probably a hundred times or more but have never been downtown. I have heard in recent years that Paducah has had a revival of their downtown that is still ongoing. Today is our 30th Wedding Anniversary even though this past year we have been to Paris, driven through France to Chamonix which we call our Anniversary trip we still felt the need to get away. After having the boys visit for Thanksgiving and Christmas we had developed a case of cabin fever, so we decided to come here to the National Quilt Museum.
So I got online through www.homeaway.com and found a condo rental
across the street from the Museum here in Paducah with a view of the meeting of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers. We made the 70 mile trip from Clarksville in the late afternoon and walked around the downtown I cannot believe that we have not been here sooner.
across the street from the Museum here in Paducah with a view of the meeting of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers. We made the 70 mile trip from Clarksville in the late afternoon and walked around the downtown I cannot believe that we have not been here sooner.
The National Quilt Museum is awesome and deserves a stop in Paducah Kentucky and is only 2 hours southeast of St Louis.
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