On the Road to Pigeon Forge, Tenn

Have arrived in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. When we got here the park on a scale of 1-5 was about 2. The best thing is we get satelite and 50 amp. When the guy brought us to the site, he has a dog that circles the cart and barks continously as it moves. It went down hill from there. After John got the coach backed in, he got out to come back and see how it fit (which is normal) and we discussed that he needed to move it over just a little more to get out from under a tree. He went back to get in and he had shut the door (not normal). It was locked.
Sooooo he ran up to the office and the owner got him a phone book , John looked up a lock-smith, called and the guy said he would be right out. He did come in about 15 minutes. It took him about 10 minutes and it was open. John said, " I could just kiss you!" The locksmith smith said "that's ok, I'll just take the money." I'm sure he has heard that a lot. The cost was 40 bucks (and well spent!)
We drove up to Knoxville and drove around looking for some civil war history. Didn't have that much I was interested in, found a couple of Forts. We saw Tenn. U. and it is a pretty campus (big!) Went by Sams and stocked up.
This area reminds us so much of Branson, Missouri, on a lot bigger scale. Went to Gatlinberg today and I could not believe how busy it was for an early Sunday am. It is not even the tourist season yet .... wonder what it will be like during the summer.
Will hit the outlet malls tomorrow, John is excited.
WE sure enjoyed the races Saturday and hope there is a triple crown winner in June!