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Nashville’s Opryland Hotel and Grand Ole Opry

Nashville’s Opryland Hotel and Grand Ole Opry

by Kim | Jun 20, 2021 | Bucket List Adventure, Driving Cross Country, Southeast

I love gardens. When I started researching things to do in Nashville, TN, the gardens at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel rose to the top of my list! I found this great blog article about how to visit like a local. It had great tips on where to park and how enter the hotel...
Birthplace of The King, Elvis

Birthplace of The King, Elvis

by Kim | Jun 20, 2021 | Bucket List Adventure, Driving Cross Country, Southeast

Our travels took us to Tupelo, Mississippi where we saw the birthplace of the King of Rock-N-Roll, Elvis Presley. I’m not a huge fan, but my parents were pretty excited to check it out. And, as it turns out, the history was really interesting! Elvis’...
Hot Springs National Park

Hot Springs National Park

by Kim | Jun 19, 2021 | Bucket List Adventure, Driving Cross Country, Southeast

We didn’t plan to visit Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas, but I’m glad we did! A change in our travel route brought us to the park early in the morning, early enough to score a great parking spot for the RV, a delicious breakfast and a walk around...
Mammoth Cave National Park

Mammoth Cave National Park

by Kim | Jun 16, 2021 | Bucket List Adventure, Driving Cross Country, Southeast

I wasn’t sure what to expect at Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. Reviews I read ranged from amazing to not worth the time. After spending only one afternoon there, my only regret is not spending more time at this National Park! My dad, K2 and I signed up...

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Welcome to Adventure Beyond the Walls, a travel blog by Sam and Kim, friends, cousin by marriage and adventure seekers at heart. We also welcome guest posts. Read more about us here.

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It’s time. Get out. Find an adventure, near or far. Make some memories. 🌎 ✈️ 🥾 🧳🚲🛶🚌🍽️
A short hike to Profile Falls in Bristol, NH with A short hike to Profile Falls in Bristol, NH with a big reward! There is a great swimming hole and waterfall, just be cautious of the slippery rocks. The rocks make it a little difficult to get into the water, but it’s worth the effort! #nh #nhlife #nhwaterfall
Love Maine beach days ☀️ #ogunquitmaine #perki Love Maine beach days ☀️ #ogunquitmaine #perkinscove #mainecoast @footbridgelobsterperkinscove
Who else was told as a kid it was against the law Who else was told as a kid it was against the law to pick Lady’s Slippers because they’re protected or rate? 🙋‍♀️ It’s in fact a myth that it’s super rare, and illegal to pick. I still wouldn’t go around picking them though. Here’s why - these little beauties work really hard to show up for us. Here are some facts you can impress your friends with - thanks to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Lady's Slipper are in the orchid family and take many years to go from seed to mature plants. In order to survive and reproduce, the Lady’s Slipper needs a specific fungus in the soil. Orchid seeds do not have food supplies inside them like most other kinds of seeds. Pink lady’s slipper seeds require threads of the fungus to break open the seed and attach them to it. The fungus will pass on food and nutrients to the pink lady's slipper seed. The orchid also needs bees 🐝 for pollination. Bees are lured into the flower pouch through the front slit, attracted by the flower’s bright color and sweet scent. Once inside, the bees find no reward, and discover that they are trapped, with only one point of escape. Inside the pouch, there are hairs that lead to a pair of exit openings, one beneath each pollen mass. The bee must pass under the stigma, so if it bears any pollen from a visit to another flower, it will be deposited before picking up a fresh load on the way out. (Nature is so amazing!) This orchid is a superstar. So they may not be illegal to pick, but they work to hard to show off for us, so I’ll just be taking pictures. Share your Lady’s Slippers pics in the comments 👇 #ladysslipperorchid #ladysslipper #nhlifestyle #nhlife #EveryKidOutdoors #adventurebeyondthewalls #GetOutside
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