Posted by rrlund on April 27, 2011 at 13:37:33 from (207.241.137.116):
LAA,I just saw your question about the 127 yard sale. It's SUPPOSED to come up to Hudson Michigan,just north of the Ohio state line as of last year. We went through there on our way down though and there wasn't anything until we got over the line in to Ohio. I don't know if it was because it was the first year up in to Michigan or because of the road construction. I was amazed how good it was in Ohio. We usually start in Kentucky or Tennessee and the only time we had been through Ohio was on a Sunday when everything was shutting down. You could easily spend 2 days in Ohio. We only made it to Van Wert at US30 the first day. We've been all the way to Fort Payne Alabama on it and I can tell you,the absolute best of it is Jamestown,Clark Range and Crossville Tennessee. It's pretty decent on up from there to Danville Kentucky too,then again north of Frankfort up to Florence. We're gonna stay on Dale Hollow Lake for a few days,just south of Byrdstown and start down in Crossville this year,then work our way up to Danville over the weekend.
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