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    • Day 342

      Smoky Mtn NP

      October 21, 2021 in the United States ⋅ ⛅ 59 °F

      We both thought The Great Smoky MTN NP (or the Smoky Mtns) was spelled Smokey. You know, with an E like Smokey the Bear. Who knew? We stayed at Smokemont NP CG near Cherokee, NC. Our site was awesome on the river. This side of the NP was low key compared to the Walmart of tourist towns on the other side, Gaitlinburg. It was still fun to see it and walk around for a bit. An accident on the main NP road caused quite a delay in traffic. And it was overcast and rainy the one full day we had but still glad we made this a quick pit stop.Read more

    • Day 21

      Sit down you're rockin' the boat

      June 6, 2016 in the United States ⋅ ⛅ 22 °C

      We had planned well the night before but I had a real hankering to get back on the Blue Ridge Parkway, even if it meant adding extra miles, and at one point I suddenly pulled off the road and had to convince Jo that that tiny little side road was the way to go so a U turn was in order (despite the fact that Elvis has a particular aversion to slow, sharp turns). We go a few minutes along this 'piggly' back road (as all windy roads are called, due to the incredibly named local supermarket chain 'Piggly Wiggly') and pass a rafting place. Jo decides this is the time to mention that this is one of the best rafting spots in the eastern states so a second U turn entails (sorry Elvis!).

      6 hours later, we survived 7 foot falls, the corkscrew, jaw bone (to name but a few). It was pretty wild (class 5) but our guide Eric made it look easy and we were the only boat (out of 3!) not to bail. We decided we'd earned a decent meal so local advice took us to the Universal Joint, once a garage now a pub, with the best burgers in town. The 9% double IPAs were delicious, but meant Jo was driving home - which happened to be the Bulls Sluice parking lot where we started our wild water adventure.
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