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Kurt Meier
Me and my wife live in Switzerland and will have the great opportunity in March to pick up a
brand new RV at the factory in Wakarusa, IN to drive it as test drivers to its future
Moturis/RV World rental station. ok, the rental station is only a three hour drive away
(Chicago, IL) but we will have three weeks and 2500 free miles to do ...so! Because it's early in
the year (cold), we're thinking of driving south first (Tennessee, North/South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Florida).
Is there anyone who could give us some tips for some interesting routes, regions, POI's (musts,
nice to see), and nice campgrounds. we would appreciate every tip. We're glad that we can be
part time members of Good Sam Club during our stay.
30. Januar um 19:23 ·
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Paul Hobbs Chevrolet Corvette Assembly plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Biltmore mansion in Ashville, North Carolina, Graceland Memphis, Tennessee,
Country Music things in Nashville, Tennessee, Andersonville civil war prison
Andersonville, Georgia. Don Garlit's drag racing museum, Gainsville, Florida.
Google them for more info.
30. Januar um 20:08
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Bill Martin I'm envious of you. What a wonderful opportunity!!! Enjoy.
31. Januar um 00:44
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Jimmy S. Martin ft. sumter in charleston, sc. ft. barancas in pensacola, fl (think i
spelled it correctly) sloss furnace in birmingham, al.
01. Februar um 19:42
North Carolina
Kurt is from Switzerland and will be test driving RVs in March. He's got 2500 miles
and three weeks to explore, so he's thinking about driving from Indiana to North
Carolina. Where are some great places in North Carolina for RV owners to stay and
explore? He's never been to NC before, so what are the things that he's just got to see
before he heads back home?
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Jody Currin boone kOA camppground, go and drive the blue ridge parkway..
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Todd Swofford stop in for dinner or ice cream at Brushy Mountain
Smokehouse and Creamery on your way to Boone-www.BrushyMtnSmokehouse.com
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Steven Dugard Visit some of our 250 waterfalls in Brevard/Transylvania
County!
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Cathy Pender Chimney Rock & Lake Lure.
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Lesley Russell Landis Jordan Lake in Chatham County
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Marj Ostlund Hayes Harrington Outer Banks
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McDowell Tourism Authority We have lots of RV campsites in our area;
those located in the USFS campsites, i.e. Curtis Creek Recreation Area, to
paid campgrounds. Suggest he go to our site; www.visitmcdowell.com for
details, directions, links to other sites. He would get a kick out of visiting
Little Switzerland and the Blue Ridge Parkway. We're a great "base camp" too
with Asheville, Lake Lure and Boone all an hour's drive away.
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Lib Kepley Davis Outer Banks. Too bad he is not here in the summer. Blue
Ridge Parkway would be wonderful for summer or early fall.
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Cindy Wetherington Maggie Valley has some wonderful places to stay
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Sheron White Hagelston The Boone - Beech Mnt. and Blowing Rock area is a
must see!
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Mattie Bingham Hamilton blue ridge parkway for sure!
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April Reinhart Harrison western NC - Spend some time in Cashiers, Lake
Glenville - most pristine lake in the country probably, 26 miles of shoreline,
Cashiers has the most beautiful waterfalls, icluding Dry falls that you can
walk behind...
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Elizabeth Grason Davidson Blue Ridge Parkway............enough said!
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Phyllis Smith Castelli The Colonial Spanish Mustangs - the NC State Horse!!
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Woody Wayne Pearce all of the gorges & caverns the state offers in that neck
of the woods..
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Christine Morris Carroll Check out CarrollWoods RV Park at Grapefull
Sisters Vineyard. You will be within driving distance of Lake Waccamaw, the
Lumber River, Historic Wilmingtion and Southport and also just a 20 minute
drive from both NC and SC beaches. There is also an onsite vineyard with
daily wine tastings that grows the Muscadine, the Native American grape. .
Find them online at www.carrollwoods.com. It is a quiet and peaceful oasis in
the heart of tabacco farmland!
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Springmaid Mountain Resort Springmaid Mountain!
http://www.leroysprings.com/default.asp?
lsc=289&urlkeyword=Campgrounds
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Dora Freeman Smith Blowing Rock, NC is absolutely breath taking!
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Christine Johnson Cannon
Kurt will be coming into NC from the mts of Tennessee or Virginia so a visit
to the Biltmore Estate and Winery would be outstanding. There are lovely mt
campgrounds in the area of Asheville. Then, take the Parkway to the Linville
area and v...isit Grandfather Mountain and Linville Gorge. Lovely
campgrounds here too. Then a must do is to drive across the entire state on 40
and go to the Outer Banks on the coast. Visit the Wright Brothers' Memorial
in Kitty Hawk, go to the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and then get on the ferry
and go to Ocracoke and visit Blackbeard's stomping grounds. You will be
able to do all and drive back to Indiana. You will get the best of both worlds
in NC and drive from one end to the other.Mehr anzeigen
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Deborah Whitehurst Davis U CAN STAY OVERNIGHT IN ANY
WALMART PARKING LOT. MOVE OVER IN PARKING LOT AWAY
FROM CARS.
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Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex He needs to come see the
Museum of the Cape Fear in Fayetteville. Conveniently off I-95 and
campgrounds close by too.
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Martha Miller The Biltmore House in Asheville, N.C. Also Hendersonville is
about 20 miles south of there and is pretty, too.
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Jessica Johnson He should come to Mount Airy, NC! This is a great place to
stay & we have a really nice RV park with internet, electricity, sewer, etc. It is
a good place to stay to explore the surrounding area - Blue Ridge Parkway,
Pilot Mountain, etc.
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Art Schools Holiday Trav-L-Park in Emerald Isle. One of the best in the
United States.
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Mountain Dream Cabins on The Blue Ridge Parkway The Blue Ridge
Parkway, can't miss it. Only road like it in the USA, 469 miles of a bird's eye
view, several RV parks..."America's Prettiest Ride" connecting 2 National
Parks...simply amazing
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David Rice Wilmington, NC. Several beaches within minutes and KOA
campground nearby.
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Kurt Meier Outstanding dear friends. Many thanks for all your good tips. I
see we need more than three weeks,,, Actually we are planning our trip, We
will report on facebook and on my homepage www.kumei.ch (sorry, here
mostly in German)
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Outer Banks Vacation Rentals - Atlantic Realty Outer Banks for sure. The
OBX is great place to visit by RV. Several campgrounds available and lots of
things to see -- lighthouses, Jockey's Ridge,Roanoke Island, Wright
Memorial, and of course, the beach!!
Louisiana Travel
Kurt Meier Me and my wife live in Switzerland and will have the great
opportunity in March to pick up a brand new RV at the factory in Wakarusa, IN
to drive it as test drivers to its future Moturis/RV World rental station. ok, the
rental station is only a three hours drive away (Chicago, IL) but we will have
three weeks and 2500 ...free miles to do ...so! Because it's early in the year
(cold?), we're thinking of driving south first (Louisiana as possibility).
Is there anyone who could give us some tips for some interesting routes, regions,
and POI's (musts, nice to see). We would appreciate every tip.
19. Februar um 21:26 ·
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Louisiana Travel Hello, Kurt! We're glad you're thinking about traveling to
Louisiana. Here's a link to some info on Louisiana scenic drives:
http://bit.ly/ebMxHu You can also learn more about our attractions and get
personalized recommendations for your trip at LouisianaTravel.com. Click on Plan
Your Louisiana Vacation at the top of the page next to the search box.
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Kurt Meier Many thanks. I will check the given link. When in the US we will report
on facebook and on my homepage www.kumei.ch (sorry, this will be in German...).
Alabama Travel
Kurt Meier
Me and my wife live in Switzerland and will have the great opportunity in March to pick up a
brand new RV at the factory in Wakarusa, IN to drive it as test drivers to its future
Moturis/RV World rental station. ok, the rental station is only a three hours drive away
(Chicago, IL) but we will have three weeks and 2500 free miles to do... ...so! Because it's early
in the year (cold?), we're thinking of driving south first (Alabama as possibility).
Is there anyone who could give us some tips for some interesting routes, regions, and POI's
(musts, nice to see). We would appreciate every tip.
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Alabama Travel Glad that you are looking to travel south to Alabama. I think you
will find some great points of interest. Your most likely route would be traveling
south of Interstate 65. In Alabama that would take you close to Huntsville, home of
the U.S. Space & Rocket Center - the largest space attraction in the world. Adjacent
to the Space & Rocket Center is the Huntsville Botantial Gardens.
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Alabama Travel If you travel west from Huntsville to Florence, Al you will be in the
quad cities of Florence, Tuscumbia, Sheffield and Muscle Shoals. Named in the
1960s as the Hit Capital of the World, this is where The Rolling Stones, Artha
Frankllin and others came to record. With advance request, tour FAME studios. See
the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and visit the W.C.Handy Home, Museum and
Library. Handy, the Father of the Blues, was born in Florence.
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Alabama Travel
Other sites in the Florence area include the Helen Keller Birthplace and Home in
Tuscumbbia. Helen Keller (June 27, 1880 – June 1, 1968) was an American author,
political activist, and lecturer. She was the first deafblind person to earn a... Bachelor
of Arts degree. The story of how Keller's teacher, Anne Sullivan, broke through the
isolation imposed by a near complete lack of language, allowing the girl to blossom
as she learned to communicate, has become widely known through the dramatic
depictions of the play and film The Miracle Worker.Mehr anzeigen
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Alabama Travel
Once you are back on Interstate 65 travel south to Birmingham, AL. This is
Alabama's largest city and boasts a vibrant arts and cultural scene. Visitors are
welcome to Birmingham by a large statue of the mythical Roman god of the forge,
Vu...lcan. He overlooks downtown Birmingham with its jazz and dance clubs, theater
and fine dining. The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is open for tours.
Birmingham is also home to the Barber Motorsports Museum - the world’s best
motorcycle collection, the museum now has over 1200 vintage and modern
motorcycles and racecars and the largest collection of Lotus cars as well as other
significant makes. The collection is the largest of its kind in the world. There are
approximately 600 of the 1200 motorcycles on display at any given time. These
bikes range from 1902 to current-year production.Mehr anzeigen
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Alabama Travel In the Birmingham area is also Oak Mountain State Park. This is the
largest state park in Alabama with hiking, horseback riding, waterfall, lakes and 85
imporoved sites for RV camping.
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Alabama Travel
Just continue on I-65 south to Montgomery, Alabama's Capital City. The city's
downtown is anchored by a fountain square, the historical lcoation of former slave
auctions. Up the street from the fountain on Dexter Avenue sit the Alabama Stat...e
Capitol and the Dexter Avenue King memorial Bpatist Church where Dr. Martin
Luther King preached. In another director from the fountain square is Commerce
Street, locationi of both the Hank Williams Museum and the city's beautiful
riverwalk along the Alabama River. Also in downtown Montgomery is the Rosa
Parks Museum.Mehr anzeigen
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Alabama Travel
The very soutern tip of Alabama is best known for Mobile Bay and the Gulf Coast
beaches. Mobile Bay is surrounded by Mobile, Dauphin Island and Fairhope. Mobile
is recognized as having America's first Mardi Gras celebration and its still
c...elebrated today. All year long the port city of Mobile ffeatures the taste of the
vcoast with fresh delicious seafood and a diverse array of entertainment. There are
tours into America's second largest delta and birdwatching trails. The 5 Rivers Delta
Resorce center is a good place to start for eco-tours.Mehr anzeigen
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Alabama Travel Acoss the Mobile Bay is Fairhope, voted as one of the most
romantic coastal towns in America.
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Alabama Travel And if you are looking for an American beach to visit. Gulf
Shores/Orange Beach, Alabama is great. Cast your line for a deep-sea adventure on a
charter fishing trip or take a scuba diving adventure. Walk the 32 miles of white sand
beaches or visit any number of dining and entertainment establishments.
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Alabama Travel There are plenty of good RV camping facities in Alabama.
http://www.gulfshores.com/lodging/camping.aspx is a link to some along the beach.
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Alabama Travel It hope this helps. We welcome you to visit Sweet Home Alabama.
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Kurt Meier That's phenomenal. Many thanks for all this tips. We will report on
facbook and on my homepage www.kumei.ch.

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