A Southern Historical Village
Tennessee Crossroads |
OK. So,
Yes, I have heard all about Tennessee Crossroads - Or, so I thought!
I thought it was a local show that went around to different places and put them on the air - a sort of I don't have anything real to say, so I'll make my own show.
BOY, WAS I WRONG.
I didn't know there was any type of house history on this show. Just like a lot of shows that I am finding lately, this one is great.
Yes, I haven't had time throughout the past couple of years to watch television. I really don't now, either. But, I have just been making a point of trying to put them on my blog as I go along. Even so, I find that I don't have a lot of allotted time for writing, either.
(Blah, blah, yackety, schmackety.)
I only caught the tail end of this episode, and looked on the "Demand" area, but there were no episodes. :'(
So, I just made a point of really watching this episode (and, having the next ones DVRed). I absolutely fell in love with Green Frog Village and thought I would share a tidbit.
(You'll notice the date-time stamp. So sorry! I had just gotten in from taking photos from my Estates Management business and forgot that I did not undo the stamp.)
It is on NPT (Nashville Public Television) Thursday night, 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. |
"If you're patient... your dreaming comes to pass." John Freeman |
OH! You can watch the entire portion online!) |
Watch TN Crossroads, Green Frog Village Episode!) |
Showing that the town is located in Alamo, TN |
OH! I am so excited! I didn't know that their episodes were online. When I get a chance - I'm gunna binge! You should too!!! I also have to find a way to get here!
Four and a half Tiaras!!!
(A Tiara and a Diadem)
I don't have a "Half Tiara/Diadem picture. I'll have to make one when I have time. Very much deserved!) |
Additional Labels: House History, Tennessee Town, Show Review, House Historian, Town Historian, Log Cabin, Log Town
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