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Fort Wilderness (Disney)

Posted on September 25, 2007 by steveOctober 5, 2007
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Well, another weekend another camping trip. The CurbCrusher’s loaded up and made the 35 minute drive to Disney World on Friday (Sept 21). Nothing but a reason to live in the motorhome for the weekend. We lazed around the campground, … Continue reading →

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Driving the Motorhome

Posted on September 20, 2007 by steveSeptember 20, 2007
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Well we finally made the first trip that was longer than two and half hours in the motorhome. I’ve become much more comfortable driving the coach that I was on the first couple of trips. Initially I had reached a … Continue reading →

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Back Home

Posted on September 15, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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Well, we did it, our first long trip in the motorhome. The CurbCrusher clan drove from Cloudland Canyon back to Orlando on Thursday. Because there was not internet access for most of the trip, I wrote about the trip in … Continue reading →

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Cloudland Canyon State Park, Georgia

Posted on September 14, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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The last stop on the CurbCrusher Fall 2007 tour was Cloudland Canyon State Park in north west Georgia. On Tuesday morning, we spent a lazy morning cleaning up camp at Raccoon Mountain and then moseyed a bit south, twenty-five miles … Continue reading →

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Canyon Grill

Posted on September 13, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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Well the CurbCrushers intended to eat most all their meals at the campsite. But after arriving at the Cloudland Canyon State Park, Mrs. CurbCrusher noticed an add for a place named the Canyon Grill that was located close to the … Continue reading →

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Raccoon Mountain Campground & Caverns

Posted on September 11, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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The CurbCrushers stayed at the Raccoon Mountain RV Park and Campground located on the southwest side of Chattanooga off of I-24. There was not a lot of research to picking this campground, CurbCrusher Googled Chattanooga Campgrounds, and then checked for … Continue reading →

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Chickamauga National Military Park

Posted on September 10, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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For the second day of our Chattanooga visit we started off with some history. The CurbCrushers drove back into Georgia to the Chickamauga National Military Park. Point Park located on top of Lookout Mountain is considered part of this park, … Continue reading →

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Rock City

Posted on September 10, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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Our final stop on the tour of Lookout Mountain sites was Rock City. This is the place of “See Rock City” fame, and once again classifies as one of the “Original American Theme Parks” in CurbCrushers book. Once again, the … Continue reading →

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Incline Railway and Point Park

Posted on September 10, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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Following the spelunking that led to Ruby Falls, the CurbCrushers did a mostly outdoor activity. We drove to the top of Lookout Mountain and headed to the Incline Railway. This railway runs up the east side of Lookout Mountain, and … Continue reading →

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Ruby Falls

Posted on September 10, 2007 by steveSeptember 15, 2007
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Well when in Chattanooga, you head to Lookout Mountain. So the CurbCrushers started their Chattanooga tour with a trip to Ruby Falls. Ruby Falls is an underground waterfall that was opened up for access to the public in the 1930s. … Continue reading →

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