The Sewanee Inn

Wedding Rehearsal

Rehearsal Dinner

Sacred Harp Singing

Wedding Day

Join Our Live Stream!

My dad is not able to attend, and we are going to live stream both the singing, and the ceremony, so he can participate. I’ve asked for a low video presence, so the edited “Movie” version we’ll receive from the videographers will likely be more interesting than these stationary cam events, but we are glad you can “attend!” For the singing from 3:30 - 5:30 Central time, use this link: Sacred Harp Singing- <a href="https://youtube.com/live/sdMe462_zU8?feature=share" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://youtube.com/live/sdMe462_zU8?feature=share</a> For the ceremony starting around 6:00 use this link: Ceremony -&nbsp; <a href="https://youtube.com/live/43EHcBaD8yA?feature=share" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://youtube.com/live/43EHcBaD8yA?feature=share</a>

Link to our wedding photos by Jen Creed Creative

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Wedding MOVIES!!!!

There is a short Movie about the day and the full ceremony avialable to watch here: <a href="https://mediazilla.com/Sm2FeOsPIW" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Susan + Daniel (mediazilla.com)</a>

Our Wedding

Well, technically, according to the still shot below from a video by the late Bill Windom, we met on Independence Day, 2010. That's the Henagar-Union Sacred Harp Convention. It was my amazing first week in Sacred Harp. I'd been to the Fort Payne singing the Thursday before, and most singers consider this particular singing pretty much the highlight of the singing year AND, further immersing myself, that very day, as a member of a production team going to capture video, not as a "camper," I spent four days at Camp FaSoLa. To say I had fallen hook, line and sinker, for Sacred Harp singing is an understatement. Everything in my life began tectonic shifting that week, so, here we are, a dozen years later! As per just about everything major in our lives, Daniel got a head start! He had started singing Sacred Harp just 3 months before this singing. This video finds both of us, embarassingly, in the square. Me, invited by Ruth Wampler to join her with no clue as to what was going on. The still shot I had seen of us leading clearly shows Ruth's hand held high beating time, and my hand down low, beaten BY time! Daniel is seen leading exuberantly, following his nature to just soak up experiences for all they're worth. That was before Shelbie Sheppard got a hold of him at camp! https://youtu.be/ZYTEWGXYxIw

It was a few years later, at Camp Fasola, that Daniel and I ended up at a dining table together. In the course of conversation it emerged that he trusted his health to the exact same SUPER SPECIAL health care practitioner that I did. "Who are you?" I demanded to know-being all up in the middle of my two biggest passions!!! That was the start of it. After that, we had so much to talk about that we just always sat together at every Sacred Harp dinner on the grounds. Then we started meeting at restaurants before going to singings together. Pretty soon, my song book just lived in his van. We even made a singing trip to Chicago! Gillian had just told me that it was a favorite singing of hers and I was too broke to consider it-then all of a sudden, a check came in the mail, and Daniel mentioned he was thinking of going, and I proposed we split expenses! He pondered on it, and sought counsel. Eventually, he offered to get a hotel where he had a business discount on a suite. NOW, mind you-the only hotel suites I had ever been in had two rooms-with a door!!! I was kind of taken aback that it was just a regular hotel room with two queen beds side by side-though it did have a nice kitchen! So, you want to know when Daniel Lee won my heart? He came walking through the door with a Chinese room dividing screen he'd put in the back of the van and places it between our beds!!! Then he proceeded to take things he had canned from his garden and made us soup in the kitchen! In the morning, he asked if I'd mind if he read his daily devotional out loud. Well, all that, and the actual way he drives, had certainly impressed me. Eventually, he called and invited me to a non-singing event. He said "I don' t know how you feel about Theatre, but we always go to Shakespeare in the Park in Nashville and I wondered if you'd like to go?" Um, I have a DEGREE in Theatre! The affinity continued! As much fun as we were having together I had NO IDEA we were courting!!! I had been seeing somebody, and Daniel was married, though I had no idea they were almost at the conclusion of a very amicable separation. But of course, he did! It was October 2017, and I had just hosted a wonderful 80th birthday bash for my mother at my father’s place in New Mexico, and was driving across country. Mountain Grove was rented out for 3 days and I knew Daniel had a spare room. Since I was going to drive right past his house on the way home, I emailed and asked if he would mind if I stayed a couple of nights. He kindly obliged, and invited me to stay the third night as well. The next weekend was Philip Denney's singing in Georgia, so he came to stay at Mountain Grove. We went to a party at Pete Haluptka and Lindsay Whitaker's place, then sang at Emmaus and the next day, and there was a tour of homes in Mentone. Turns out, after two lengthy marriages, Daniel had a LONG checklist for his next companion! Mountain Grove ticked the last box in my favor, apparently ("I had to be sure you weren't leaving some dire situation.") At lunch that day, you could have knocked me over with a feather when he mentioned his divorce (which I had no idea was in the works) would be final in 17 days, at which time he'd be considering me his girlfriend, and EVER practical, invited me to move in! Gillian Inksetter, our dear singing friend in Canada exclaimed repeatedly "SHUT UP!" when I called her that night and told her what had transpired. It's not quite as romantic (or shocking?) as it might sound-Daniel knew I was giving up the farmhouse I had kept for the last number of years, and with his soon to be ex-wife already living in Florida, he was trying to figure out how to keep the house in the divorce and having a roommate to share expenses with seemed practical-and he already knew we traveled together well-and if you're a traveller, you KNOW how indicative that can be! I met him back at his place after the lawyer's meeting two weeks later. He took off his old ring and let me scrub and sage his hand (ya can't be too careful, these days!) and I requested he walk the labyrinth he'd built in the yard where their wedding ceremony has been, in an "un-doing" ritual and then to meet me by the fire. We prayed, and had a great dinner, and I've basically never left. On Valentine's Day 2019, he proposed, even after his charming attempts to woo my parents ended in flame. I've never known anyone as accepting and easy-going as Daniel. He stays centered and in control regardless of what's going on. Nothing disturbs his grounded strength. My tornados and tizzies don't phase him. Soon after we got engaged, we took a weekend seminar for engaged couples. Part of it was a LENGTHY online assessment we completed separately. The hundreds of answers were collated and graphed. It was the head of the Psychology department at Southern Adventist University who reviewed the results with us. She showed us page after page where our printed graphs were perfectly in line or perfectly balanced. "Rarely, have we seen a couple with such affinity!" Cementing what we'd already figured out-We really love to do the same things, the same way, at the same time!! It's bliss! I've known love before, but AFFINITY!?Totally Next level!! Running with Daniel is pure joy. We tried to get married in May of 2020 on an amazing Alaskan Dream Cruise we’d chartered with 65 of our singing friends. That and the rest of the world shut down before we got there. Because Sacred Harp is so important to us, individually, as well as as a couple, we wanted to wait to get married till we could add the singing back in. Come join us ‘round the square!

I liked him before I loved him and I loved him before I knew what an amazing man and husband he is/will be! He's the consumate provider. He takes care of every living thing around him, wooing crows and feral cats, naming spiders and wood-peckers, planting and harvesting organic goodness, keeping our houseplants fed and watered, year-round, inside and out. He's the designated "animal issues" person and handles them all from pesky housefly, to insuring the armadillo invasion was quelled, and the garden fence situation was deep enough to keep burrowers out! As Miss Sylvia, our revered health care provider said of him "He's so productive!" She has such a wonderful way with words and that is a great word to describe Daniel! He constantly tried to improve every system he's involved with and there seems to be nothing he can't do, make, or fix. He approaches "situations" with a firm reliance on God, and a productive lifetime of tools, skills, and experience. He's never flustered, upset or even seemingly perplexed. He just handles it. Speaking of "handling it," For the last two years he has been heating our house with scrap hickory wood from the handle factory near the houses he's worked on. He'll get there before he goes to the job, fill the bed of his truck with whatever their early morning has wrought, and then on his lunch break he'll come for the next load, and then AFTER work, he's back to fill the truck, then he has to unload it, bring it in and stack in, oh, and keep a fire going about 6 months of the year to heat our home! He fixes any issue that comes up in the house and if I can dream it up he can make it happen! I pondered on a kitchen storage idea and came home to a brilliant floor to ceiling wooden pantry with a built in space especially designed to house our regulation sized backgammon board, which he slides out every night for our evening's entertainment. We intersperse our three games with a reading from our daily devotional book, and a selection from one of our other spiritual texts. When he seemed eager to go straight from one committed relationship to another, I said, don't you want some free time, to roam the field, sow some oats and such like???" "Girl, you're saving me from all that!" As true-hearted as they come, he loves being married and eagerly accepted my "man-gagement" ring as "protection!"

Thank you so much for celebrating with us. We are so happy that you are! Please let us know if you need any help making plans! And don’t forget: in spite of having a gift registry, your presence is the gift we want!

Our Story

These gorgeous portraits of us at The Sewanee Inn were taken by @jencreedcreative!

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Pastor Dave is our revered and beloved senior pastor at Collegedale Seventh Day Adventist Church on the campus of Southern Adventist University. He and his wife, Caryl-Lynn, have been our marriage mentors. You can hear a message from him for us and advice on marriage on this video put together by our friend, Ellen Crocker on the occasion of our first wedding being camcelled in 2020! https://fb.watch/iko-6nD2HJ/

Pastor David K. Fergueson

This is Susan’s first wedding! She’s been running the roads of life and has found a sweet spot to park beside Daniel. She owns Mountain Grove at Cloudland (www.mgbb.com, y’all come!) She has a Master’s degree in Education and a passion for natural wellness and singing Sacred Harp.

Susan Leslie Cherones

There’s nothing he can’t do. After serving in the Army, Daniel put his business degree to use working construction. He is a developer, and did I mention there’s nothing he can’t do! Daniel is an avid Sacred Harp singer, a passionate proponent  of natural wellness, and a savvy trader on the Forex market.

Daniel Meredith Lee

Karen married into the Sacred Harp tradition and has been by David's side as the regal "first lady" of Sacred Harp.  She is a nurse, and a singer and the beloved grandmother to Alison, Richard & Stuart's kids. And, she's  Daniel's favorite treble to sing next to!

Karen Ivey

David is a 5th generation Sacred Harp singer and preserver, protector, and perpetuator of the tradition. He was named a National Endowments for the Arts fellow in 2013. He co-Founded Camp FaSoLa and is the recipient of numerous apprenticeship grants through the Alabama Folk Arts Apprenticeship Program. He has won national recognition among Sacred Harp singers, musicians, and scholars and in 2003 he participated with music producer T Bone Burnett to make the Sacred Harp recordings that were included on the soundtrack of the movie Cold Mountain. Ivey is a founding director of the Sacred Harp Musical Heritage Association, a nonprofit organization whose purpose is the perpetuation and preservation of Sacred Harp singing and traditions. He is currently heading up the Herculean task of revising our beloved songbook!

David Ivey

Inga is a dear Sacred Harp singing friend from Germany who has come to sing with us here, and stayed at Mountain Grove. 
She hosted her own Sacred Harp wedding to Derek Buckland in October, in Bremen, Germany!!! 

Inga Buckland

Sarah is Peter Lee's special person and our dear friend! She has the two cutest , most well-behaved little dogs you ever did see! She is a event professional in Chattanooga specializing in catering, and known for her charcuterie business, https://www.acrosstheboardchattanooga.com/.

Sarah Crook

Daniel's daughter! Brooke is a pit-bull loving, open-hearted young woman who loves to sing, and explore. She married to Ryan and they live in The Dalles, Oregon.

Brooke Lee Lawrence

Bridge is a Harley-riding professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.  A dear friend of ours, and beloved member of the Sacred Harp singing community known for soul-filled memorial lessons and wonderful classes at Camp FaSoLa,  

Dr. Bridge Hill Kennedy

Daniel's eldest! Living near Portland, Oregon, Aaron is a tech wizard who creates and maintains websites, and advises us all about all things technological!

Aaron Lee

Peter is Daniel's second oldest son. He creates and maintains water gardens, builds houses, carves stone & fruit, and makes music, among many other things!

Peter Lee

Daniel's youngest, Stef lives in Cleveland, Tennessee. He's  a man of many talents. He's an entrepreneur, chef, restaurant manager, though his favorite, as an avid golfer, is caddying with a few clients on the private Honors Course.

Stefan Lee

Also known as “Pancake, she is a Sacred Harp singer, an accomplished artist,  a dear friend and quite a character!

Jael Lloyd

Ryan is Daniel's son-in-law, he loves the outdoors, and is a photographer whose work has been featured in the local paper. He is in school to get his degree in The Dalles, Oregon.

Ryan Lawrence

Havi is a Sacred Harp singer. She was a flower girl in the movie of our first wedding that never happened. She is older and wiser now! Plays a pretty mean game of chess and she can teach you to dance!!

Havilah Lloyd

Also known as “Waffle,” She has been our precious Sacred Harp baby friend since she was born. She’s five, now!

Amariah Lloyd

Lance is a Sacred Harp singer, father of the band, the flower girl, the ring bearer, and junior attendant. He is a master at off-grid living and can do, make, or build just about anything. His 8th child, currently known as “Biscuit,”  will be arriving soon!

Lance Loyd

Mal is an accomplished Sacred Harp singer,  and player of the mandolin. He sports a merry twinkle in his eye, and is always up to something!

Malachi Lloyd

Elyssa is originally from Colorado. She is a Sacred Harp singer and mom extraordinaire! She is mother to our flower girl, ring bearer and junior bridesmaid, usher, wife to husband and usher Lance, and she is also mother and manager of The Sequatchie River band! 

Elyssa Lloyd

Wedding Party

We're SO glad you're coming!

Thank you so much for honoring us with your presence! We know it's a lot to ask folks to get out in the dead of winter on a Thursday afternoon, and it means a lot to us! If you have any concerns or needs, do not hesitate to contact Susan at 706-859-1124, or via email at: TrueSu@aol.com.

What about photography at the wedding?

I'm so glad you asked! We consider the ceremony to be sacred and are requesting it be unplugged, with no phones or photography, except for the professional photographers we have hired. HOWEVER, PLEASE take many pictures during the other times and share them with hashtag #happiLee so we can enjoy them immediately!!! The fancy ones won't be ready for weeks and we will be so happy to see your pictures from the event! Around the Inn, during the singing, the dinner and the reception, we would love your captures!

What is Sacred Harp & Why is it part of the wedding?

The Sacred Harp refers to a particular oblong song book published in 1844. It, in turn, refers to the human voice-your "sacred harp" from God! The music is written in shaped notes and is sung a capella; without accompaniment. The book has never been out of print, though it is under revision again, right now! Families like the Iveys and Woottens have been singing it since it came out. We had initially planned a Sacred Harp singing wedding/honeymon cruise to Alaska for May, 2020, but that got shut down with the rest of the world! It's taken a little bit before we could feel comfortable inviting singers to join again, and because it is such an important part of our life, we just waited. We've been back singing around here for almost 2 years now, and feel very good about calling our friends to the square! You do not have to be a Sacred Harp singer to sing Sacred Harp-just "la-la" along while we sing the notes and join in on the words! Loaner books will be available.

I'm willing to pick up a book and sing with you, what do I do?

When you come into the singing, the altos will be facing you. To their right are the basses, straight ahead are the tenors, and to the left you'll find the trebles. Men and women sing both the melody-tenor, and the high harmony-treble. Sit where you would like and move around if you prefer. When looking at the page, there are four staves. The topmost is for treble, the second down is alto, followed by tenor and then bass. Don't expect to figure out the Fa-So-La's right away, just "la-la" along while we sing the notes and then join in on the words! If called upon to lead a song, you may pass, or call your number, take the square and let the front bench tenors know if this is new to you and they will lead you through-just do what they do, or just stand there and we'll sing watching them beat time.You're welcome to just listen, too. It's not a performance, come and go at will.

I don't want to sing what are my options?

Well, I wish you would, but you don't have to! You can sit behind the tenors, and participate as a listener, feel free to come and go at will. You can also duck out altogether and enjoy the many offerings of the Inn, and come back for the ceremony at 6:00.

What should I wear?

I'm planning a fashion change between the singing and the wedding. If you are not staying on site, and don't want to hassle with a change, just plan to sing in the attire you would wear to the wedding. We're thinking gussied up evening attire, but you wear what feels festive to you. If you are not staying on site, but would like to change clothes, let me know and we can make a space for that!

Things to Know

GETTING HERE IS EASY!! The Sewanee Inn is our destination for all singing and wedding events! You'll be on I-24 between Chattanooga and Nashville. Take exit 134, turn towards Sewanee (away from Tracy City,) go through Monteagle. After a few miles you will enter the gates of Sewanee, The University of the South. Take the first right, in half a mile the inn is on the right. You're here! Setttle in.

If you'd like to stay on site make reservations right away, the block is full but there are a few more rooms for Wednesday and Thursday nights!!! If you encounter any issues, let me know right away and we will see if we can get you accommodated!! Everything associated with the wedding takes place at the inn Near Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club. Make yourself at home in one of the 43 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Satellite programming and iPod docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.With a stay at The Sewanee Inn in Sewanee, you'll be just steps from University of the South and Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club. This golf hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Lake Cheston and 5.2 mi (8.4 km) from Monteagle Sunday School Assembly.Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. University of the South - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi Lake Cheston - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi Monteagle Sunday School Assembly - 8.4 km / 5.2 mi Cowan Railroad Museum - 13.4 km / 8.3 mi Fiery Gizzard Grundy Forest Trailhead - 18.1 km / 11.3 mi Elk River - 20.5 km / 12.7 mi Tims Ford Lake - 21.6 km / 13.4 mi Tims Ford State Park - 25.3 km / 15.7 mi Foster Falls - 31.4 km / 19.5 mi Fiery Gizzard Trail Foster FarmsTrailhead - 31.4 km / 19.5 mi Guntersville Lake - 38.3 km / 23.8 mi Tennessee River - 38.3 km / 23.8 mi Tim's Ford Marina - 39 km / 24.2 mi Elk River Dam - 39.9 km / 24.8 mi The preferred airport for The Sewanee Inn is Nashville International Airport (BNA) - 141.2 km / 87.7 mi Practice your swing on the golf course and enjoy other recreational amenities, such as a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a business center, and express check-out.Enjoy a meal at eighteen58, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Booking Code: CLW323Booking Link:&nbsp;<a href="https://reservations.travelclick.com/95046?groupID=3682253" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Cherones/Lee Wedding Room Block</a>

Near Monteagle Sunday School AssemblyMake yourself at home in one of the 103 air-conditioned rooms featuring private pools and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.Located in Monteagle, The Smokehouse Lodge and Cabins is a 2-minute drive from Monteagle Sunday School Assembly and 7 minutes from Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club. This hotel is 4.3 mi (6.9 km) from University of the South and 5.4 mi (8.7 km) from Lake Cheston.Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Monteagle Sunday School Assembly - 1.7 km / 1 mi Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club - 6.7 km / 4.2 mi University of the South - 6.9 km / 4.3 mi Lake Cheston - 8.7 km / 5.4 mi Fiery Gizzard Grundy Forest Trailhead - 11.4 km / 7.1 mi Elk River - 12.4 km / 7.7 mi Cowan Railroad Museum - 18.1 km / 11.2 mi Fiery Gizzard Trail Foster FarmsTrailhead - 24.6 km / 15.3 mi Foster Falls - 24.6 km / 15.3 mi Tims Ford Lake - 26.3 km / 16.3 mi Tennessee River - 31.9 km / 19.8 mi Guntersville Lake - 31.9 km / 19.8 mi Grandview Medical Center - 34.9 km / 21.7 mi Greeter Falls - 36.1 km / 22.4 mi Jasper City Park - 37.1 km / 23.1 mi The preferred airport for The Smokehouse Lodge and Cabins is Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA) - 87.1 km / 54.1 mi Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and wedding services.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, Smoke House Patio Grill, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours).

The Smokehouse Lodge & Cabins

Near Monteagle Sunday School AssemblyMake yourself at home in one of the 46 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, as well as phones with free local calls.With a stay at Quality Inn in Monteagle, you'll be 4.8 mi (7.8 km) from University of the South and 14.8 mi (23.9 km) from Foster Falls. This hotel is within the region of Jack Daniel's Distillery.Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Monteagle Sunday School Assembly - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi University of the South - 7.8 km / 4.8 mi Lake Cheston - 9.6 km / 5.9 mi Elk River - 9.7 km / 6 mi Fiery Gizzard Grundy Forest Trailhead - 10.6 km / 6.6 mi Cowan Railroad Museum - 19 km / 11.8 mi Fiery Gizzard Trail Foster FarmsTrailhead - 23.9 km / 14.8 mi Foster Falls - 23.9 km / 14.8 mi Tims Ford Lake - 27.2 km / 16.9 mi Tennessee River - 31.9 km / 19.8 mi Guntersville Lake - 31.9 km / 19.8 mi Grandview Medical Center - 34.9 km / 21.7 mi Greeter Falls - 35.3 km / 22 mi Great Stage Park - 36.8 km / 22.9 mi Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.Featured amenities include express check-out, a 24-hour front desk, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Grab a bite from the grocery/convenience store serving guests of Quality Inn. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM.

Quality Inn

Near Monteagle Sunday School AssemblyMake yourself at home in one of the 76 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.Located in Monteagle, Super 8 by Wyndham Monteagle TN is a 1-minute drive from Monteagle Sunday School Assembly and 8 minutes from Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club. This hotel is 4.8 mi (7.7 km) from University of the South and 5.9 mi (9.5 km) from Lake Cheston.Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Monteagle Sunday School Assembly - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi Sewanee Golf and Tennis Club - 7.5 km / 4.7 mi University of the South - 7.7 km / 4.8 mi Lake Cheston - 9.5 km / 5.9 mi Elk River - 9.7 km / 6 mi Fiery Gizzard Grundy Forest Trailhead - 10.7 km / 6.6 mi Cowan Railroad Museum - 18.9 km / 11.7 mi Fiery Gizzard Trail Foster FarmsTrailhead - 23.9 km / 14.9 mi Foster Falls - 23.9 km / 14.9 mi Tims Ford Lake - 27.1 km / 16.8 mi Tennessee River - 31.8 km / 19.8 mi Guntersville Lake - 31.9 km / 19.8 mi Grandview Medical Center - 34.9 km / 21.7 mi Greeter Falls - 35.4 km / 22 mi Great Stage Park - 36.9 km / 22.9 mi The preferred airport for Super 8 by Wyndham Monteagle TN is Nashville International Airport (BNA) - 133.7 km / 83.1 mi Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and a picnic area.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM.

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Sunday starting at 10: Eastern is the Rogers Memorial at Ephesus, GA that night at Liberty, 5:30 Central time.

Susan and Daniel

Susan and Daniel

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