My mother and I would go antiquing...she passed away unexpectedly last year...I've been looking for the shop I bought an old moravinsn stroop waffle press in with her many years ago and knew it was near lititz ...my fiance and I have been looking diligently ...because of this video my friend you helped me find it bravo!!! It's Schaferstown!!! Right at that main intersection where you go right to Cocalico and Lebanon. This is awesome!!!
This was such an exciting trip.. I too enjoyed the petting zoo... I am a big animal lover of all kinds.. and I have always loved chickens.. thanks for showing us so much fun
My mom's ancestors on her maternal line founded both Schaefferstown and Myerstown. Her line moved to Illinois. Mom ended up moving back to Pennsylvania when she married my dad during WWII. They both served in Persia. I always enjoyed tooling along 501. Thanks!
Cliff thanks for bringing back a lot of memories. I have travel up and down Rt 501 many times over the past 70 years by myself and other family members. In Lititz seeing the Wilbur Chocolate Co building reminded me of my Great Aunt that was Mr Wilbur's Private Sec till she had to retire at age 72 because her husband got sick. Family trips up to our family Hunting Camp , when I was a kid she would bring boxes of chocolates bars.
Lititz was voted "the Coolest Small Town in America" by Budget Travel Magazine in 2013. We've been clinging to that ever since. So that's the fact you were probably thinking of.
Lititz was also designated one of the best small towns to live in by a different publication. Based on activities, dining, points of interest, low crime and other factors.
@@bradtipton986 not surprising. there's a few publications that have put Lititz in their list of top places to live or visit. They really grab hold of the "coolest small town" thing though, so that's what most people know.
I posted a comment on your highest point video and I meant for it to be this one. But I do enjoy them all. This one was sight seeing from my home to your state. Loved the sights and always the history. Love old grave yards, they are great history and the further east the older it is. From WA State
Lancaster HAS a bypass. It’s just busy! And Augusta Bitner’s grave is visible from the road on the Park Avenue side of the cemetery. I’ve never known it to move.
Thank you for the wonderful video. My father is buried in Schaefferstown Cemetery and 501 from Brickerville to Pine Grove was one of my favorite motorcycle roads. Stop at the Franklin House Tavern in Schaefferstown.
Hi we drove up today. The sticker 13 is no longer there but we loved the drive and adventure. We lived in Bethel for several years then moved back to Lancaster. I am downloading several clips of our little adventure. I'm still an amateur on making videos. Thank you for the awesome videos you are making of the old stomping grounds around Pa. Stay safe!
If you ever get the chance drive PA Rt 160. It starts at the Mason-Dixon line near Wellersburg in Somerset County and ends in Ebensburg in Cambria County. It goes through a handful of small towns (my hometown is one of them) but is mostly country.
if you ever get the chance go up 287 off of 220. it is a beautiful drive. you will come to a quaint little town of wellsboro, when you get to the traffic light go either left or right either way you will find places to explore. if you turn left you can get to the Grand Canyon, if you turn right you can head to towanda that way and that is beautiful drive. you will end up at the lake and there is trails to walk there too as well as go down to the lake. I love it there. the lake is called Hammond lake.
Full of wonderful rolling hills, full of green and some interesting pull off places to see. The Meier House was the highlight for me, and please be aware Cliff that you shouldnot worry about traffic noise in your videos. So glad I was invited along.
Thanks so much for sharing. Salem Church was a German Reformed church. My 7th great grandfather Rev. Johan Philip Boehm, born in Germany 1683, died 1749, was regarded as the founding father of the german ref churches here in america. He had many churches Falkner's Swamp, Boehm's Reformed Church in Whitpain, and more, many which still exist today. It's always great to see other reformed churches in PA.
I've just found your channel, my husband and I are researching where to move to in PA. Somewhere in Pittsburgh, most likely. We are nature lovers, so Your videos will be extremely helpful in acquainting us with this beautiful state.
We are 45 minutes outside of Pittsburgh. All around Pittsburgh, there are plenty of places to get outdoors! Local to us is Ohiopyle State Park. It is our favorite. :-)
Look at Somerset County. Beautiful and peaceful small towns and lots of wild areas to explore. People are laid back and friendly. Cost of living is modest. My wife and I are considering moving there in retirement to live out our lives.
Loved the whole video. I appreciate seeing the spring and the cemetery. It’s a joy to see the animals. I like to see the towns and the homes. It’s calming to see the trees and fields.
This will surely be a great series, Cliff. Great trip, both the city and rural parts were nice to see. I also like the longer length of this video. I usually wish your vids were longer, but I guess as someone once said, leave them wanting more! Pretzel Hut looks like a great place for families for a quick weekend activity. Nice classic truck at 7:20 too.
Uncle Cliff on ' Cruise Control '.... Wolf down a pretzel, then the cold shoulder from the big goat . A little yappin on the cemetery strolls & some ' tuneworld ' for the girls & boys ! 😊👊
I use to take 501 to work from SHEAFFERSTOWN to the flyaway Busniss park south of Lititz, pa. So it was great going up and down 501 for almost 19 years.
Thanks, Cliff. I really enjoyed the ride through the beautiful countryside of PA, your narrative of historic buildings, people etc. and the relaxing music.
real good video...........i enjoy the hikes, the ride was real good too. enjoy seeing the green stuff we dont have out here in the Az desert...........
I enjoy the points of interest you take us to visit as I have never been to Pennsylvania. It is a very beautiful state. Thank you for your time and effort to make these videos, also great choice of background music.
Hey , Saturday Feb 12th 2022 ,me and my wife drove this 501 . We live in Baltimore, so we came up 272 from route 1 through Lancaster up to KIMMLE LOOKOUT . Stoped at all the stops you did in this video .. it was a great day . Plan on exploring more . Thanks for sharing this video along with every other video you post .
Over the years, we would travel to this area with my parents for craft shows. We would always stop in LItitz for lunch at a quaint restaurant that was on a corner...I'm sure it has all changed by now! We would stop into julius sturgis pretzel factory to make a pretzel and walk the village. Great memories. Loving this new series!
I love going to Lancaster. It's one of my favorite vacation spots. This was a super fun ride a long. The last time we went to Lacaster was shortly after Linda Stoltzfoos disappeared. Our group tried looking for her while we were there. So tragic. I have prayed for peace for that Amish family. Anyway, great video, once again.
Hi Cliff, it was me that mentioned you should get some magnets for your maps 😉. What a great start to the new series, I really loved watching this video, it was packed with some beautiful and historical places to go visit, the little petting zoo at the Pretzel Hut was pretty cool, I think you gained a friend with the goat you petted. Thank you for taking us along and for sharing, much love. xx 💖
I grew up in a small town in Columbia County (Benton) and I’ll always remember the day I was visiting there and then drove to Philadelphia the same day (taking back roads of course). It took a few hours, but the contrast in locations was staggering. Hard to believe it is the same state. Of course, both have pros and cons, but the vast difference is fantastic.
I grew up in a NJ suburb with a real country setting. Close enough to NYC so was exposed to the city from an early age. Have lived in PA the last 25 years & raised our son here. Even as a small boy if we went to NYC he would sigh when leaving & be happy to be getting on 78! I don't even want to tell you his reaction to Philly. My country mouse is not a fan.
It is very hard to get out of that park in Lititz by the train station unless you turn right (south) Learned that stopping there first then going to Outback Toys. It's a beautiful little town!
Thank you for the mini trip, would love to do something like this sometime, my problem is I would be stopping at all the older looking homes and cemeteries.
Excellent video. I live in an old farmhouse built in 1850. As to mountain, I’m in Southwestern PA where there are mountains and hills all over. The Lancaster area is basically flat.
This is awesome, thank you!!! I moved to Lancaster County a little more than a year back and I am always looking for fun places to explore. Thanks again!
This will be interesting. loved the petting zoo. That Stone house looks cool. Thick walls keep cold and heat out Have several Amish settlements in Mo. A lot of Mennonite too. Lots of pretty scenary. Thank you Cliff
How fun!!!! That peacock was beautiful 💖I’d love to have 🐐 that was probably cool!!! What a great day and beautiful old towns-can’t get enough of the stone buildings 🤗😊
I don't know who chose the music but wow this was relaxing. It's bittersweet when you go by your old home and haunts. Makes me sad. Thanks for the great trip.
Thanks for the video! I love watching your travels and hiking videos! You should go back to the Pretzel Hut. There is a trail there that the trail head is in the petting zoo. It's called Eagle Rock trail I believe.
I think I would have had to stop at the Wilbur Chocolate Factory right next to that one park (Lititz, I think). lol Also, I think around 39:44 - 40:05 there was a face in the clouds - eyes, nose and mouth - look for the small breaks in the clouds. Looks like it is smiling down on you! Check it out! Thanks for the ride along. I need to take a day trip just to get out Somewhere. Maybe I'll head up that way, although I really should get up to Selingsgrove & Sunbury soon!
I really enjoy your videos. I have the same strong attraction to the older historical buildings and cemeteries. Also love your nature walks. My wife and I are in our 60's. We do exercise, but of coarse we are not what we were 20 or 30 years ago. I'd appreciate it when you visit state parks or some place like Watkins Glen give your recommendation (if the trails are safe) for us older folks. Thank you.
Great video! I live in the Blue mountains now, when I lived in Lehigh I used to take 501 to my campsite in Rausch Creek. Now I go a different way and it's not as nice.
Lived in Myerstown for 26 years went to the General Sutters restaurant in Lititz alot down 501 then the other way to the Chicken ranch on Sundays,met Col.Winters there from Easy Company WW2,now retired,we live in Eastern Tennessee the last 3 years!
Amazing day trip! Parks, Petting Zoo, Pretzel (Yum!), beautiful scenery, fluffy white clouds, springs, overlook, Meier stone house, area you grew up, & just it all! Wonder what Meier would have thought about traffic so close to his home. You have an absolutely gorgeous mountain Cliff!! Thanks to you & Naomi for a wonderful fun day!! 🥰❤
I put in a a request for Routes 42 and 487. 487 is really nice going up Red Rock Mountain up through Mildred, Lopez and then Dushore. Very remote and scenic.
Scenic. Informative. Decent camera & piano editing. 👍 Thank you very much.
My mother and I would go antiquing...she passed away unexpectedly last year...I've been looking for the shop I bought an old moravinsn stroop waffle press in with her many years ago and knew it was near lititz ...my fiance and I have been looking diligently ...because of this video my friend you helped me find it bravo!!! It's Schaferstown!!! Right at that main intersection where you go right to Cocalico and Lebanon. This is awesome!!!
This is such a peaceful drive. Thank you for making this video, Cliff. Very nice.
You are at Bob Ross level of making relaxing videos to watch.
I used to watch Bob Ross all the time.. his paintings were so peaceful and yes the wandering woodsman videos are so relaxing...
I know 501😁😁😁😁😁I live in Columbia pa..... lived in Lancaster my whole life great video ty
I was born in PA. Love your video. Keep up the good work.
How cool to be able to find a historical tombstone of your family heritage. 🙏
This was such an exciting trip.. I too enjoyed the petting zoo... I am a big animal lover of all kinds.. and I have always loved chickens.. thanks for showing us so much fun
My mom's ancestors on her maternal line founded both Schaefferstown and Myerstown. Her line moved to Illinois. Mom ended up moving back to Pennsylvania when she married my dad during WWII. They both served in Persia.
I always enjoyed tooling along 501. Thanks!
Lived in Lanc Cty 30+ yrs. Moved to northern AZ. Now am on NE tip of Olympic Peninsula. Your videos are so comforting, familiar. Thank you, thank you.
In such a crazy chaotic world, your videos are a peaceful serine wonderful experience. Thank you so much Clif.
Cliff thanks for bringing back a lot of memories. I have travel up and down Rt 501 many times over the past 70 years by myself and other family members. In Lititz seeing the Wilbur Chocolate Co building reminded me of my Great Aunt that was Mr Wilbur's Private Sec till she had to retire at age 72 because her husband got sick. Family trips up to our family Hunting Camp , when I was a kid she would bring boxes of chocolates bars.
I love the history you explain in your videos as PA has so much to explore. Thank you!!
Lititz was voted "the Coolest Small Town in America" by Budget Travel Magazine in 2013. We've been clinging to that ever since. So that's the fact you were probably thinking of.
Lititz was also designated one of the best small towns to live in by a different publication. Based on activities, dining, points of interest, low crime and other factors.
@@bradtipton986 not surprising. there's a few publications that have put Lititz in their list of top places to live or visit. They really grab hold of the "coolest small town" thing though, so that's what most people know.
I had never heard of it until my aunt & uncle wanted to retire there. They had 2 daughters living in Pa.
One great memory of Lititz is the Wilbur Chocolate Company, famous for its Wilbur Buds chocolates. I prefer their chocolates to Hershey's.
I've been enjoying your videos for the past couple years. You're like our tour guide of eastern Pennsylvania showing us all the cool places.
Great video! Downtown Lititz hasn't changed much but the explosion of sprawl around town in the last 30 years has really changed the landscape.
What is sprawl?
@@Stella_V777 suburban sprawl as in subdivisions, shopping plazas, etc...
Yes, that is too bad, at least the town itself is still unique and historic. Was one of my favorite places to visit years ago.
I posted a comment on your highest point video and I meant for it to be this one. But I do enjoy them all. This one was sight seeing from my home to your state. Loved the sights and always the history. Love old grave yards, they are great history and the further east the older it is.
From WA State
Absolutely fantastic video! You’re a truly kind person. Your videos are really informative, thanks!
Great work Cliff. You put some train stuff in your first video. Just what I wanted. Way to go.
Great series! Enjoying it
How great watching from Johnstown Pennsylvania🙃🙃🙃🙂
Lancaster HAS a bypass. It’s just busy! And Augusta Bitner’s grave is visible from the road on the Park Avenue side of the cemetery. I’ve never known it to move.
Oh she moves...lived beside the cemetery for 5yrs...seen her moved once...so creepy
Thank you for the wonderful video. My father is buried in Schaefferstown Cemetery and 501 from Brickerville to Pine Grove was one of my favorite motorcycle roads. Stop at the Franklin House Tavern in Schaefferstown.
Hi we drove up today. The sticker 13 is no longer there but we loved the drive and adventure. We lived in Bethel for several years then moved back to Lancaster. I am downloading several clips of our little adventure. I'm still an amateur on making videos. Thank you for the awesome videos you are making of the old stomping grounds around Pa. Stay safe!
They are downloaded to my channel.
If you ever get the chance drive PA Rt 160. It starts at the Mason-Dixon line near Wellersburg in Somerset County and ends in Ebensburg in Cambria County. It goes through a handful of small towns (my hometown is one of them) but is mostly country.
if you ever get the chance go up 287 off of 220. it is a beautiful drive. you will come to a quaint little town of wellsboro, when you get to the traffic light go either left or right either way you will find places to explore. if you turn left you can get to the Grand Canyon, if you turn right you can head to towanda that way and that is beautiful drive. you will end up at the lake and there is trails to walk there too as well as go down to the lake. I love it there. the lake is called Hammond lake.
I'm going thumbs up for the highway thing!
Love these drive alongs!
hello from a fellow central Pennsylvanian. I live on the outskirts of Jersey shore, pa. lycoming county. I love exploring our state
Thank you for sharing your adventure!
Full of wonderful rolling hills, full of green and some interesting pull off places to see. The Meier House was the highlight for me, and please be aware Cliff that you shouldnot worry about traffic noise in your videos. So glad I was invited along.
Thanks so much for sharing. Salem Church was a German Reformed church. My 7th great grandfather Rev. Johan Philip Boehm, born in Germany 1683, died 1749, was regarded as the founding father of the german ref churches here in america. He had many churches Falkner's Swamp, Boehm's Reformed Church in Whitpain, and more, many which still exist today. It's always great to see other reformed churches in PA.
Loved visiting Lititz! Such a fascinating park, lots to see, do, and eat! 😊
So not to see trash along the highway. You are so blessed. Thank you.❣️🙏🏻
I've just found your channel, my husband and I are researching where to move to in PA. Somewhere in Pittsburgh, most likely. We are nature lovers, so Your videos will be extremely helpful in acquainting us with this beautiful state.
Butler county is nice
We are 45 minutes outside of Pittsburgh. All around Pittsburgh, there are plenty of places to get outdoors! Local to us is Ohiopyle State Park. It is our favorite. :-)
Look at Somerset County. Beautiful and peaceful small towns and lots of wild areas to explore. People are laid back and friendly. Cost of living is modest. My wife and I are considering moving there in retirement to live out our lives.
Mount Union.
Hershey, the Sweetest Place on Earth! ❤️
Loved the whole video. I appreciate seeing the spring and the cemetery. It’s a joy to see the animals. I like to see the towns and the homes. It’s calming to see the trees and fields.
These beautiful sceneries you show us help me escape the crowded city I live in
Thank you. I'll be out in Pennsylvania in October and now I'm re-routing my travel to include a pretzel at a petting zoo 😍
I always thought that area of PA. was a beautiful area. Cool video. 👍🏻 Have a good Memorial day weekend
This will surely be a great series, Cliff. Great trip, both the city and rural parts were nice to see. I also like the longer length of this video. I usually wish your vids were longer, but I guess as someone once said, leave them wanting more! Pretzel Hut looks like a great place for families for a quick weekend activity.
Nice classic truck at 7:20 too.
Looking forward to all the places he'll take us.
such beautiful country and sky.
Uncle Cliff on ' Cruise Control '.... Wolf down a pretzel, then the cold shoulder from the big goat . A little yappin on the cemetery strolls & some ' tuneworld ' for the girls & boys ! 😊👊
I ❤️ your videos! Gave me new places to hike and explore. There are so many places that I pass by and don’t have the time to stop and visit. Thanks!
I use to take 501 to work from SHEAFFERSTOWN to the flyaway Busniss park south of Lititz, pa. So it was great going up and down 501 for almost 19 years.
Thanks, Cliff. I really enjoyed the ride through the beautiful countryside of PA, your narrative of historic buildings, people etc. and the relaxing music.
real good video...........i enjoy the hikes, the ride was real good too. enjoy seeing the green stuff we dont have out here in the Az desert...........
I enjoy the points of interest you take us to visit as I have never been to Pennsylvania. It is a very beautiful state. Thank you for your time and effort to make these videos, also great choice of background music.
I really enjoyed traveling with you and Naomi... thank you for taking me along.
I enjoyed route 501 video. Saturday night here and raining. Great timing. Thanks. Been on that road many times myself
501 is the main road I commute to work on but you still held my interest
We were just in gettysburg pa 3 weeks ago. Love Penn.
Gettysburg battle was entertainment for the rich. Like a gladiator arena.
Hey , Saturday Feb 12th 2022 ,me and my wife drove this 501 . We live in Baltimore, so we came up 272 from route 1 through Lancaster up to KIMMLE LOOKOUT . Stoped at all the stops you did in this video .. it was a great day .
Plan on exploring more . Thanks for sharing this video along with every other video you post .
Loved this video.
Nice drive video. Love looking at the older style buildings. We don't have those in Indiana.
Really enjoyed this video. Background music was so appropriate and beautiful. Area was very scenic.
Over the years, we would travel to this area with my parents for craft shows. We would always stop in LItitz for lunch at a quaint restaurant that was on a corner...I'm sure it has all changed by now! We would stop into julius sturgis pretzel factory to make a pretzel and walk the village. Great memories. Loving this new series!
Like your video! I'm from just below Easton PA💛
I love going to Lancaster. It's one of my favorite vacation spots. This was a super fun ride a long. The last time we went to Lacaster was shortly after Linda Stoltzfoos disappeared. Our group tried looking for her while we were there. So tragic. I have prayed for peace for that Amish family. Anyway, great video, once again.
I love your videos. My jobs as truck driver and conveyor belt installer took me to all the places you you visit. Keep them coming.
Nice road trip video
Hi Cliff, it was me that mentioned you should get some magnets for your maps 😉. What a great start to the new series, I really loved watching this video, it was packed with some beautiful and historical places to go visit, the little petting zoo at the Pretzel Hut was pretty cool, I think you gained a friend with the goat you petted. Thank you for taking us along and for sharing, much love. xx 💖
Nicely done! Lititz has an ice festival every year that I would highly recommend, it's worth the drive from wherever you may be.
Sounds beautiful.
Do they serve ice at this ice festival?
Great video I have enjoyed this all day. Great history in small towns.
Very enjoyable trip , I think I could drive on these roads on the right .
Awesome trip-thanks!
501 is a nice change when I get off 81 at Pine Grove, it a lovely drive
very similar stone house near me they picked up and moved to widen the road. Rose Tree, Pa near your Ridley Creek State Park video
I grew up in a small town in Columbia County (Benton) and I’ll always remember the day I was visiting there and then drove to Philadelphia the same day (taking back roads of course). It took a few hours, but the contrast in locations was staggering. Hard to believe it is the same state. Of course, both have pros and cons, but the vast difference is fantastic.
I grew up in a NJ suburb with a real country setting. Close enough to NYC so was exposed to the city from an early age. Have lived in PA the last 25 years & raised our son here. Even as a small boy if we went to NYC he would sigh when leaving & be happy to be getting on 78! I don't even want to tell you his reaction to Philly. My country mouse is not a fan.
It is very hard to get out of that park in Lititz by the train station unless you turn right (south) Learned that stopping there first then going to Outback Toys. It's a beautiful little town!
Penn is beautiful🌻
Visit Sights and Sounds Theater ⚠️ in Lancaster Pa . its fantastic experience ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
501 from Lancaster to Pine Grove...cool drive. Often leads me to a days worth of exploring decaying coal towns once I cross over blue mountain.
WOW Cliff what a great video. I especially the close up you showed from the overlook.
Just found your channel. Very interesting. Looked like a beautiful day.
Thank you for the mini trip, would love to do something like this sometime, my problem is I would be stopping at all the older looking homes and cemeteries.
I will be doing a one day motorcycle trip in a week or so on 501. Thanks for the tour. Looking forward to stopping at the Pretzel Factory.
Excellent video. I live in an old farmhouse built in 1850. As to mountain, I’m in Southwestern PA where there are mountains and hills all over. The Lancaster area is basically flat.
Absolutely fantastic video! Well done!
I enjoy your videos and luv my home state of Pennsylvania
Thank you for picking up the AT hikers!! I love watching their videos as they hike the trail!
Thnx a lot! What a cool and refrshng video
This is awesome, thank you!!! I moved to Lancaster County a little more than a year back and I am always looking for fun places to explore. Thanks again!
This will be interesting.
loved the petting zoo.
That Stone house looks cool. Thick walls keep cold and heat out Have several Amish settlements in Mo. A lot of Mennonite too.
Lots of pretty scenary.
Thank you Cliff
How fun!!!! That peacock was beautiful 💖I’d love to have 🐐 that was probably cool!!! What a great day and beautiful old towns-can’t get enough of the stone buildings 🤗😊
I don't know who chose the music but wow this was relaxing. It's bittersweet when you go by your old home and haunts. Makes me sad. Thanks for the great trip.
One of my favorite drives. We just took a drive on 501 last Sunday. It was a beautiful drive.
Enjoyed very much!
Thanks for the video! I love watching your travels and hiking videos! You should go back to the Pretzel Hut. There is a trail there that the trail head is in the petting zoo. It's called Eagle Rock trail I believe.
I have been to Eagle rock.
I've driven all through that area...beautiful ride
I think I would have had to stop at the Wilbur Chocolate Factory right next to that one park (Lititz, I think). lol Also, I think around 39:44 - 40:05 there was a face in the clouds - eyes, nose and mouth - look for the small breaks in the clouds. Looks like it is smiling down on you! Check it out! Thanks for the ride along. I need to take a day trip just to get out Somewhere. Maybe I'll head up that way, although I really should get up to Selingsgrove & Sunbury soon!
I really enjoy your videos. I have the same strong attraction to the older historical buildings and cemeteries. Also love your nature walks. My wife and I are in our 60's. We do exercise, but of coarse we are not what we were 20 or 30 years ago. I'd appreciate it when you visit state parks or some place like Watkins Glen give your recommendation (if the trails are safe) for us older folks. Thank you.
Great video of Lititz, my hometown for 3 years now. Love the Brickerville Restaurant too.
In Litiz Springs Park on the 4th of July they have wooden trestle across the creek with candles and a big celebration with fireworks
I love your tours sir. I’m a Lancaster County native now living in NC. and your vids bring back wonderful memories for me. Thank you!
I’ve been to some of the areas in that place! Good information
Great video! I live in the Blue mountains now, when I lived in Lehigh I used to take 501 to my campsite in Rausch Creek. Now I go a different way and it's not as nice.
I appreciated the buggy lanes to ride my bike around Lancaster area. Looks like a good trip to bike.
My Grandmother Selma King Wenger was born and raised in Reistville midway between Schafferstown and Myerstown
Lived in Myerstown for 26 years went to the General Sutters restaurant in Lititz alot down 501 then the other way to the Chicken ranch on Sundays,met Col.Winters there from Easy Company WW2,now retired,we live in Eastern Tennessee the last 3 years!
Amazing day trip! Parks, Petting Zoo, Pretzel (Yum!), beautiful scenery, fluffy white clouds, springs, overlook, Meier stone house, area you grew up, & just it all! Wonder what Meier would have thought about traffic so close to his home. You have an absolutely gorgeous mountain Cliff!! Thanks to you & Naomi for a wonderful fun day!! 🥰❤
I put in a a request for Routes 42 and 487. 487 is really nice going up Red Rock Mountain up through Mildred, Lopez and then Dushore. Very remote and scenic.