Blount Mansion (President George Washington appointed Blount to be Governor of the Territory of the United States South of the River Ohio. He governed from the home of William Cobb at Rocky Mount, until he concluded the Treaty of the Holston. Then he announced his capital would move to Knoxville, a city that did not yet exist, and construction began on Blount Mansion in 1792.)
Mr. Blount's preparedness kit!
Dinner at Calhoun's
A friendly, and creative, DUCK FAN! One of about 10,000 down there that weekend!
Gun Show!
The Ramsey House Plantation (The Ramsey Family was one of the first families to settle the Knoxville area. They played vital roles in developing civic, educational and cultural institutions. Colonel Francis A. Ramsey was one of the founding trustees of Blount College, now the University of Tennessee.)
Hand carved banister
The Vol Walk! Sea of Orange! AWESOME! 
Neyland is a beautiful stadium!
Releasing the doves during the National Anthem!
Marching band was very impressive to say the least!
Here come the Ducks!
Here come the Vols!
TOSS!
Uh Oh...look at those black clouds...
More of the pre-game show...I have no other pictures because it was raining so hard! I didn't want to expose my camera to the sheet of water that poured out of the sky! After the lightening, thunder and downpour, the game continued and the Ducks decided to take over the game! GO DUCKS!!! What a great weekend spent together! Happy Birthday Brent, and Happy 15 Years together! Yes...15 years believe it or not!!!
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I was thinking of you guys while watching the game! Looks like you had fun, even in the lightning and rain! :)
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