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Write up the Nashville itinerary and keep it somewhere I can send to Sam.
Saved “Nashville itinerary” to Agent Drive in your Trips folder. It is private. Would you like me to share it with Sam?
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Trips/nashville-itinerary.md
Nashville itinerary
Three days in Nashville
Day 1
- Check in at The Larkspur
- Dinner at Husk, 7:30
- Live music on Broadway
Day 2
- Ryman Auditorium tour
- Lunch at a hot chicken spot
- Country Music Hall of Fame
- Songwriter night, 9:00
Day 3
- Coffee in East Nashville
- Walk the pedestrian bridge
- Frist Art Museum
- Rooftop dinner, 8:00
Day 4
- Brunch in 12 South
- Fly home, 4:15
Bookings
- The Larkspur, 3 nights
- Ryman tour, 10:00 on Day 2
- Husk, table for two
Notes
- Bring a light jacket
- Cash for tips on Broadway
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