Posted by atlarge54 on April 14, 2019 at 07:38:24 from (173.113.98.228):
We spent 10 days on the road and covered 2200+ miles. Our furthest point from home was Savannah, beautiful city but SWMBO thought the crowd was too much (on a Monday no less). Did a lot of two lane driving through rural SC and was impressed by the amount of abandoned run down properties. Really quite poor must be all the money is in the cities and coastal. Quite a lot of unpicked soybeans and cotton fields. One of the more interesting discoveries was a fish lift on a dam of the Santee river (diversion). The USS Yorktown was good but I enjoyed the USS Alabama at Mobile more (previous trip). The drive from Charlotte area to Asheville through Lure Lake was nice. Glad we did the Biltmore 5 years ago as the tour has been shortened and degraded a bit (crowds even on weekday). The Folk Art Center on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville was really nice. Also as recommended the NC Transportation was nice especially for any rail enthusiast. Biggest regret was not having an advance reservation to tour the BMW plant near Spartanburg SC. The BMW Museum/showroom is not worth the drive. Good Carolina BBQ at Carolina BBQ on the east side of town just off the roundabout. Thanks for all the travel tips, couldn't hit them all.
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