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I left home about 8:00 AM without much of an idea about schedule and
without breakfast. Over the next couple of hours I mentally sorted out the
schedule enough to realize that I could eat breakfast without jeopardizing
my appetite for the day's big meal. I pulled into a Waffle House near La
Grange, Kentucky, where, despite working on a holiday, the entire staff
was in a good mood and happy to share it. It seems like that description
fits most Waffle House employees.
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I didn't quite make it to Nashville but turned west on KY-155.
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I eventually connected with I-40 which took me to within a few miles of
Natchez Trace State Park, my destination. The lot at
the lodge was crowded but I found a space near the boat dock. I would be
sleeping here as well as eating Thanksgiving dinner. I snapped the picture
of the buffet after I picked up my key. The place was packed and the lobby
half filled with people waiting to be seated. Told it would thin out
later, I walked around outside and killed some time in
my room. It was still busy when I returned but
there wasn't a wait. The buffet was good but not spectacular. It did
include all three Tennessee Thanksgiving Day entrees: turkey, ham, and
catfish.
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