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The deadline for ��������’s Creative Learning-Fifty Plus office “Travel to Learn” trip to Nashville and Kentucky June 19-23 as been extended to Friday, May 26.

The $100 deposit deadline has been extended to Friday, May 26 with the balance due by June 9. You will need to be sure and include the following information: Your name and roommate(s) name, rooming preference, mailing address, phone number, email address.

“We have partnered with Trek Travel to plan a wonderful and fun trip to experience two days of some of the best of ‘Music City,’ Nashville, before moving on into Kentucky  for more exciting adventure to experience the Creation Museum and Noah’s Ark,” said program coordinator Melody Field.

“Trek Travel has planned a super itinerary of highlights to see and things to do for our group, all at affordable prices,” she said.

The trip includes: round-trip luxury motor coach transportation, four nights first-class hotel accommodations, step on guided sightseeing in Nashville including country music star’s homes and Tennessee history, reserved seating at the world famous Grand Ole Opry, a tour of the new Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline Museum, a tour of the all new Noah’s Ark encounter, a tour of the Creation Museum, three dinners Included at some of the best restaurants, a hot deluxe breakfast at our hotel each day, all admissions, taxes and meal gratuities.

Total cost varies, depending on accommodations, from $699 per person to $1,210 per person.

For a detailed trip itinerary and to register or for questions, contact Lance Clay, Trek Travel Programs, 601.951.2060, lanceclay7@gmail.com or Melody Field, �������� Creative Learning Fifty-Plus, Coordinator @ 601.857.3773 or mfield@hindscc.edu.

Make checks payable to Trek Travel and either mail to Trek Travel, P. O. Box 488, Madison, MS 39110 or bring to Melody Field’s Office, located at the �������� Eagle Ridge Conference Center, third floor, RCU/ Economic Training Suite.

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