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Apr 15, 2012 - Hurricane Mills-TN

We left Chattanooga about 9.00am it’s meant to take about 3 hours to Hurricane Mills in Tennessee but took 5 hours instead. We had to stop for fuel for the RV, then for breakfast then there was an horrific accident 29 miles before we were due to turn off for the campground.We are only camped here overnight as we are on our way to Little Rock in Arkansas and it is too far to drive in one day. It seems it is one thing after another since we have arrived in the US, on route we had a light come on the dash saying check engine so we pulled off...

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Aug 25, 2008 - Hurricane Mills, TN

(Sunday August 24) Today we drove through some very pretty countryside and also near the big city of Memphis . It rained a little in a few areas, but now it’s very nice, sunny and only 79 degrees. We have a breeze wafting through the windows which makes for a very comfortable evening. The old folks talked for a while with Jim & Ellen, a couple from Dallas. They have been traveling for over 6 months this trip. They are full timers, so home is where the Motorhome is parked!

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Oct 2, 2007 - Third Day to Hurricane Mills, TN - Buffalo KOA, 800-562-0832

Hello Friends and Family, A long day in the saddle from Wytheville to Hurricane Mills, TN - 8 hours total, 7 driving and two potty/drink stops. We are at a nicely wooded and mostly empty KOA Campgrounds a long, stone's throw from I-40 so we can enjoy the whine of the truck tires and turbos. We will stay here two nights before traveling further west on Thursday. The day was perfect for traveling - blue skies, mid-80's, smooth pavement and scenic, wooded Tennesse along I-40. We followed a 'weaver' for several miles until I could pass him (an...

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Jun 17, 2007 - Loretta Lynn Ranch, Hurricane Mills, TN

Thursday arrival as planned. Looks like Hurricane Mills, TN consists entirely of Loretta Lynn's Ranch and adjoining area which contains The Country Store, owned and operated by her daughter, Cissie Lynn and the Flea Market, owned and operated by her daughter, Betty. This place is really a goldmine. Of course, I didn't think we would find Loretta living in abject poverty having made a fortune on being a former coalminer's daughter and all. Thursday afternoon we went to Western Town, which is where all her museums and houses are located. We...

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