Solve this five letter word: _ _ _ _ _

Start by locating the square of the artist who sings the popular country song, “Where the green grass grows."

Question # 1 of 16

• • Take the first letter if their first name= _.
  • Staying in that lane skip 3 squares to the left. Take the first letter of their last name= _.
  • Go one more square to the left and up one. Take the first letter of their 1st name= _.
  • Go another 6 to the left. Take the first letter of this band's name= _.
  • Go back to right 8 squares and down 1. Take the first letter of their first name = _. What did these letters spell? _ _ _ _ _

Answer ________

On the nearby corner is the intersection of 4th and Demonbreun St. Let your eyes wonder to the Golden Angel in the plaza across the street. Head over to her.

Question # 2 of 16

According to Harlan Howard, country music is _____ (# of) chords and the truth?

Answer ________

You're not done with the angel quite yet.

Question # 3 of 16

Finish the poem: “The recording angel inscribes, the tones that envelope the heart and heal the _____" ?

Answer ________

Behind the angel in the same plaza, you will see 10 musical symbols (they are all the same)

Question # 4 of 16

What is the proper name for the symbol? If you have to google it, you can, but you’ll move faster if someone on your team can pull it from their noggin!

Head NW on 4th Ave S.

Question # 5 of 16

Overhead is the AT&T building, also known as the  _______ building due to its resemblance to this comic figure.

Continue in that same direction. On your left, you will see two sets of butt cheeks. Don't worry, it's just a statue over a fountain (although we can't guarantee you won't see any more along your way from vacationers who may have had one too many:) .

Question # 6 of 16

What is the last name of the artist of this sculpture?

Continue in the same direction. Translate the image below to get the name of the bar along your path:

Question # 7 of 16

What is the name of this bar?

Continue along in the same direction. By now you're probably hearing lots of great to live music! Once you reach Broadway stand in front of the Honky Tonk Central, facing Margaritaville. From there look up and down the Broadway strip on the other side.

Question # 8 of 16

How many oversized boots and guitars can you count?

Don't go too far.

Cross the street here at Broadway. When you get across answer one last question about the Merchants Restaurant. Look for a clue as to the origin of this building.

Question # 9 of 16

What type of business was Merchants originally?

Head up 4th Ave N towards Ryman Auditorium. Enter the landing area.

There you will find "Little" Jimmy Dickens, a beloved member and staple of the Grand Ole Opry. He was also known for his wild apparel.

Question # 10 of 16

How many flowers can be found on his suit?

Answer ________

Another one on the Ryman.

Question # 11 of 16

In what year was the Ryman Auditorium added as a national historic landmark?

Continue Northwest to the intersection of 4th and Commerce Street. On your left will be the "One Nashville" building. In front you'll find a marker about William Walker, a major historical figure in Nashville in the 1800s.

Question # 12 of 16

Arrange the following cities into the proper order that they were significant to William Walker.

A: Honduras
B: Mexico
C: Nashville
D: Nicaragua

You are going to take a right here and head down the hill on commerce street towards third Avenue. On your left you'll pass the famous Printer's Alley! Aptly named because in the 1900's Nashville was known for it's printing capabilities- from newspapers to periodicals and more. You shouldn’t have to look too hard to find LOTS of great information on the full history of Printer’s Alley.

Question # 13 of 16

In what year did the popular “Skull’s Rainbow Room” open?

Turn right onto 3rd and head towards the music on broadway. Match the following colors with the applicable country songs. A bar you’ll see up ahead should give you a hint with the first one.

Question # 14 of 16

But all these years that I've been here, ain't nobody got past ______.

Blame it all my on my roots, I showed up in boots, ruined your _____ tie affair.

The whole town said the fool should of used red, but it looked good to Charlene in John Deere _____.

Let freedom ring, let the _____ dove sing, its independence day.

And a big _______ taxi drove my girl away.

It's so black and white, he's stealing your thunder. Baby, ______ aint your color.

Choose Colors in sequence .

1:  Yellow
2:  Blue
3:  Black
4:  Green
5:  Red
6:  White

Standing at ‘Ole Red’, look out at all the fun honky tonks in front of you on the other side of the street. Lots of popular country music stars have their own bar on Broadway.

Question # 15 of 16

Luke Bryan could best be associated with which of the following?

Turn left and head down Broadway. One of the bars within your view is also the name of an individual who manufactures and distributes something illegally.

Question # 16 of 16

What would you call this person?