Thursday we drove through the Great Smokys, and
weren't too impressed. It was pretty enough, but it's no Yellowstone or
Yosemite. Maybe if we had taken the road to Cades Cove. Anyway, they
claim it's the most visited park in the nation, but we were a little
skeptical, since they don't have admission booths like some parks. That
said it was pretty crowded, especially considering it was a weekday in
October. Most of the turnouts contained at least a couple of cars, so I
was unable to pull the motor home in. I imagine it's close to
unbearable in the summer. We stopped at the Oconaluftee visitor center in North Carolina on the way into the park, and the Sugarlands Visitor Center in Tennessee on the way out.
After leaving the Smokys, we drove
through Pigeon Forge, TN, and stopped at another Boyd's Bear shop.
Pigeon Forge reminded us a lot of Kissimmee - lots of mini-golf courses
and touristy shops and restaurants.
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