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We Found the Weirdest Stops on Our Nashville Road Trip

Join me and my daughter on a quick road trip adventure from Colorado to Nashville! Along the way, we stopped at a quirky roadside attraction called Trunkhenge before exploring the heart of Nashville. From free and budget-friendly spots like the Walk of Stars and the Tennessee State Capitol to the energy of Broadway, this trip was full of surprises and fun memories.

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If you’re looking for free things to do in Nashville, family-friendly adventures, or unique roadside stops, this video is for you.

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