Bell Buckle
Even the name ‘Bell Buckle’ piques your interest, doesn’t it? There are a few theories for how it got this unique name. But it most likely came from nearby Bell Buckle Creek, which is named after a carving on a tree that resembled a cowbell and a buckle.
So why is a small town with a funny name and only 450 residents a great place to visit? This remote town is cradled in central Tennessee’s horse country.
What began as a railroad village is now a comfy spot where you can find a few home-cooked meals at the Bell Buckle Café, a refreshing scoop of ice cream at the neighborhood parlor, and an entire day’s worth of browsing at antiques shops and galleries.
You also shouldn’t miss their annual RC Cola-Moon Pie Festival.
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