Mules
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Thanks Dave! One of my favorite things is making breakfast, looking out my camper window at a beautiful view. I just need to remember to park the truck in the right direction.
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Mules
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I just saw these. For those camping with OEM car/truck inverters, or small power supplies, Walmart has some low wattage cookware. Most cars and trucks with 120v plugs are limited to 400watts.
It’s nice to cook inside my camper without the fear of a gas burner in tight space. Now I have a small collection of low wattage cookware.
It’s nice to cook inside my camper without the fear of a gas burner in tight space. Now I have a small collection of low wattage cookware.
Mules
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Next I spent some time at Ole Smoky Distillery in Gatlinburg talking to a friend of Popcorn Sutton.
I headed out to Old Buzzards Roost and eventually Cosby campground.
Don’t confuse Old Buzzards Roost with Buzzards Roost. The Old Road starts off nice with a beautiful water crossing. It sucks you in until you can’t turn around. Next you’re locking in both differentials and disconnecting the sway bars. The climb to the top of the mountain was nervous without a spotter.
I headed out to Old Buzzards Roost and eventually Cosby campground.
Don’t confuse Old Buzzards Roost with Buzzards Roost. The Old Road starts off nice with a beautiful water crossing. It sucks you in until you can’t turn around. Next you’re locking in both differentials and disconnecting the sway bars. The climb to the top of the mountain was nervous without a spotter.
Mules
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At the top of Old Buzzards Roost road, you have a short ride on Buzzards Roost gravel road to the top of the mountain and the namesake. It's one of the nicest, and scariest views in the Smoky's. You can take the two way gravel road for a scenic drive back down to I40. I spent a quiet night at Cosby Campground with very few people there.
Mules
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The next day, I had plans to go to the top of Max Patch via Brown Gap Road. I soon found out that Brown Gap had a bridge out, so I took a 10 mile detour on Chestnut Ridge Road. It had a couple nice creek crossings, and multiple National Forest Dispersed camping sites. It's in Martha Sundquist State Forest and Pisgah National Forest. Very nice but tight dirt/rock road. Nothing too difficult, but I added a couple pin stripes to the side of the camper.
Took a nice hike to the top of Max Patch, before I headed down Creek Side Scenic Drive (2 way gravel road), which also had some nice dispersed camping sites next to a beautiful Creek.
Then down the Cataloochee Turnpike to Maggie Valley, the Eastern Cherokee Reservation, and the town of Cherokee.
Saw a small herd of elk near Cherokee.
Took a nice hike to the top of Max Patch, before I headed down Creek Side Scenic Drive (2 way gravel road), which also had some nice dispersed camping sites next to a beautiful Creek.
Then down the Cataloochee Turnpike to Maggie Valley, the Eastern Cherokee Reservation, and the town of Cherokee.
Saw a small herd of elk near Cherokee.
VanIsle_Greg
I think I need a bigger truck!
VanIsle_Greg
I think I need a bigger truck!
Steeps!
Dave in AZ
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That's nice woods you have!
Mules
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My little slice of paradise on the river.
