Attending the Hatfield McCoy Feud Dinner Show; taking a trolley ride to Gatlinburg Tennessee; walking across the longest suspension bridge in North America and enjoying a bite of Mexican food were all packed into one day today.
If all the attractions at Pigeon Forge are like the Pirate’s performance, then we are in for a great seven days in this Tennessee town. At every level the pirate show was an A+.
If the first day at Pigeon Forge is any indication of what’s to come then we are in for seven fabulous days at River Bend Campground on the little Pigeon Forge River.
What a great two weeks we’ve had in our hometown of Benton, Illinois enjoying family, friends and surroundings. We enjoyed Rend Lake in a way that made it memorable. We had quality time with each and every loved one.
Sister Bones wears several hats. She’s a wife. a mother and grandmother, daughter, former Vienna high school employee and now a retired person. Get acquainted with Joan Clayton Shelton on today’s RRs podcast.
The stay at Whittington Woods has been fantastic but it’s time to move on. Couple of nights at Kelly’s and then we’re heading south on I 24 on Memorial Day. Call us crazy if you want but we’re heading south! Next stop Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Traveled across India, worked on a fishing boat in the Bering Sea, ran for lieutenant governor of the state of Missouri, operates an opera house in Saint Charles Missouri are all on today’s RRs podcast with St. Charles resident Gregory Upchurch.
Bob French and his wife are from upper Maine and are camping in the Whittington Woods campground. What a delightful visit with this full-time camping acquaintance.
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About Retired Roaders
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A retired Mesa, AZ couple decided to travel around the North American Continent in their new 26" travel trailer and are inviting you to come along via this RETIRED ROADER'S PODCAST. Enjoy the problems…
and promises of two elderly people hitting the road with joy in their hearts and visions of sugarplums in their future. Unadulterated and unedited, Joe & Evelyn Browning converse about the things that means the most during their travels. Parents of six, grandparents of 15, the Brownings left them all to live their dreams as Retired Roaders. Climb aboard for home-spun fun.