Posted by rrlund on July 24, 2013 at 09:55:17 from (207.241.137.116):
So I got to thinking. No two people really agree on the perfect place to go or the best thing to do for fun while on vacation.
The wife and I found a marina/resort on Dale Hollow Lake in Tennessee on the internet several years ago. The first time we went I thought CRAP! We really messed up! It's under a high bridge that goes across the lake and I thought that would be a big problem,but after three days there,when we got ready to leave,we got the truck loaded up,the wife went out and I didn't want to lock the door and leave there. I never even had a dream about home the whole time we were there and I was home for a month before I stopped dreaming about being back there. We've gone back every chance we've had since then. I have no idea if it would be anybody elses cup of tea or not what it being under that bridge and all.
We love going on the 127 Yard Sale too and usually try to take a vacation planned around it. Now I wouldn't give you 10 cents for a yard sale here at home,but that's just a huge social event. I have a super time visiting with people from all over the country and seeing the sights along the way. I'm sure walking around in squelching heat looking at junk ain't what everybody wants to do,but it's our thing to do and our place to go.
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