Day 6 - Heart and Soul

A Beautiful morning so back in the car and on the road from St. Louis to Memphis, Tennessee.

 St. Louis to Memphis
Total distance 283.1 miles Average speed 69 mph
Travel Time 4 hours 6 mins
fuel consumption 13.5 gal  $40.50
Memphis Tennessee Temple



The 80th operating temple of the church located at
4199 Kirby-Whitten Parkway, Bartlett, TN 38135
dedicated April 23, 2000 by James E Faust 

A quick stop to see the Peabody Ducks and drive-by Sun Studios and then on the way to Nashville.

Memphis to Nashville
Travel distance 211.9 miles   Average Speed  67 mph
Travel time 3 hours 8 mins
fuel consumption 10.1 gal   $30.30

Nashville Tennessee Temple


The 84th operating temple of the church located at
1100 Gray Fox Lane, Franklin, TN 37069
Dedicated May 21,2000 by James E Faust


And who could visit Nashville without a stop at the 
Country Music Hall of Fame.




So ends another day and we drift off to sleep with dreams of Taylor Swift and more exciting travels tomorrow.

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