Posted by Greg O on January 4, 2009, 1:59 pm
The OL and I are taking a few more days off after the party. We are looking
for recommendations on crap to see in the Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, or
where ever, areas. Not too excited about the big cities, scenic and historic
stuff trips our trigger. Thought about Tail of the Dragon, but I would need
some other reason to run clear across the state than just to run 11 miles of
crowded road. We are considering following the Mississippi river back home,
and just taking a few days to do it.
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Posted by Bob Mann on January 4, 2009, 7:49 pm
> The OL and I are taking a few more days off after the party. We are
> looking for recommendations on crap to see in the Tennessee, Kentucky,
> Missouri, or where ever, areas. Not too excited about the big cities,
> scenic and historic stuff trips our trigger. Thought about Tail of the
> Dragon, but I would need some other reason to run clear across the
> state than just to run 11 miles of crowded road. We are considering
> following the Mississippi river back home, and just taking a few days
> to do it.
>
I did that last year and wish I'd spent more time doing it.
Lots of interesting places to see.
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Bob Mann
Cap'n, ah need moor pow'r.
Posted by Andy aka Big Stinkie on January 4, 2009, 8:37 pm
Greg O wrote:
> The OL and I are taking a few more days off after the party. We are
> looking for recommendations on crap to see in the Tennessee, Kentucky,
> Missouri, or where ever, areas. Not too excited about the big cities,
> scenic and historic stuff trips our trigger. Thought about Tail of the
> Dragon, but I would need some other reason to run clear across the state
> than just to run 11 miles of crowded road. We are considering following
> the Mississippi river back home, and just taking a few days to do it.
>
Last year Lois and the boys met me at Roger's on Sunday morning, and we
took the Family Truckster to Gatlinburg TN, which is at the far east end
of the state.
http://www.gatlinburg.com/
Very nice. I recommend it. The town is pretty busy with tourists, but
you can still get around easily. The scenery is just frickin' great. I
wish I could have taken the bike. 'Course here is a Kansas guy and a
North Dakota guy talking about scenery...anywhere we go usually has
better scenery. <sfsf>
You can go to "The Ozarks." I don't think there really is a particular
place that can be considered "The Ozarks." It's a big region, generally
considered the southern half of MO and some of north AR. Last September
Lois and I spend 4 days and three nights riding around Shell Knob, MO
and Table Rock Lake. Nice roads, good food, in that whole area. Skip
Branson, unless you like sitting in traffic.
http://www.shellknob.com/
http://www.tablerocklake.com/
Or you could come to Kansas and I'd show you our curve.
Andy aka Big Stinkie BS#252 SLOB#3
Posted by Terry Coombs on January 4, 2009, 9:25 pm
Andy aka Big Stinkie wrote:
> Greg O wrote:
>> The OL and I are taking a few more days off after the party. We are
>> looking for recommendations on crap to see in the Tennessee,
>> Kentucky, Missouri, or where ever, areas. Not too excited about the
>> big cities, scenic and historic stuff trips our trigger. Thought
>> about Tail of the Dragon, but I would need some other reason to run
>> clear across the state than just to run 11 miles of crowded road. We
>> are considering following the Mississippi river back home, and just
>> taking a few days to do it.
> Last year Lois and the boys met me at Roger's on Sunday morning, and
> we took the Family Truckster to Gatlinburg TN, which is at the far
> east end of the state.
> http://www.gatlinburg.com/
> Very nice. I recommend it. The town is pretty busy with tourists, but
> you can still get around easily. The scenery is just frickin' great. I
> wish I could have taken the bike. 'Course here is a Kansas guy and a
> North Dakota guy talking about scenery...anywhere we go usually has
> better scenery. <sfsf>
> You can go to "The Ozarks." I don't think there really is a particular
> place that can be considered "The Ozarks." It's a big region,
> generally considered the southern half of MO and some of north AR.
> Last September Lois and I spend 4 days and three nights riding around
> Shell Knob, MO and Table Rock Lake. Nice roads, good food, in that
> whole area. Skip Branson, unless you like sitting in traffic.
> http://www.shellknob.com/
> http://www.tablerocklake.com/
> Or you could come to Kansas and I'd show you our curve.
> Andy aka Big Stinkie BS#252 SLOB#3
If you like historical type stuff , there's a lot of Civil War history
within a hundred miles of Roger's . Battlefields , encampments , etc all
over West and central Tennessee , and northern Mississippi .
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Posted by Greg O on January 4, 2009, 11:47 pm
> Andy aka Big Stinkie wrote:
>> Greg O wrote:
>>> The OL and I are taking a few more days off after the party. We are
>>> looking for recommendations on crap to see in the Tennessee,
>>> Kentucky, Missouri, or where ever, areas. Not too excited about the
>>> big cities, scenic and historic stuff trips our trigger. Thought
>>> about Tail of the Dragon, but I would need some other reason to run
>>> clear across the state than just to run 11 miles of crowded road. We
>>> are considering following the Mississippi river back home, and just
>>> taking a few days to do it.
>> Last year Lois and the boys met me at Roger's on Sunday morning, and
>> we took the Family Truckster to Gatlinburg TN, which is at the far
>> east end of the state.
>>
>> http://www.gatlinburg.com/
>>
>> Very nice. I recommend it. The town is pretty busy with tourists, but
>> you can still get around easily. The scenery is just frickin' great. I
>> wish I could have taken the bike. 'Course here is a Kansas guy and a
>> North Dakota guy talking about scenery...anywhere we go usually has
>> better scenery. <sfsf>
>>
>> You can go to "The Ozarks." I don't think there really is a particular
>> place that can be considered "The Ozarks." It's a big region,
>> generally considered the southern half of MO and some of north AR.
>> Last September Lois and I spend 4 days and three nights riding around
>> Shell Knob, MO and Table Rock Lake. Nice roads, good food, in that
>> whole area. Skip Branson, unless you like sitting in traffic.
>>
>> http://www.shellknob.com/
>> http://www.tablerocklake.com/
>>
>> Or you could come to Kansas and I'd show you our curve.
>>
>> Andy aka Big Stinkie BS#252 SLOB#3
> If you like historical type stuff , there's a lot of Civil War history
> within a hundred miles of Roger's . Battlefields , encampments , etc all
> over West and central Tennessee , and northern Mississippi .
> --
> Snag
> every answer
> leads to another
> question
Details man! Details! Spoon feed me!
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> looking for recommendations on crap to see in the Tennessee, Kentucky,
> Missouri, or where ever, areas. Not too excited about the big cities,
> scenic and historic stuff trips our trigger. Thought about Tail of the
> Dragon, but I would need some other reason to run clear across the
> state than just to run 11 miles of crowded road. We are considering
> following the Mississippi river back home, and just taking a few days
> to do it.
>