Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

We got home Friday from two great weeks circling Missouri. First night was at Mark Twain State Park.

Then on to Knob Noster where we almost had the park to our selves for 2 days

We went there to do some biking on the Katy Trail and to visit Powell Gardens again, what a beautiful place.


Then on to Branson for the next 6 nights. We just love all the shows.

Then its off to Lake of the Ozarks for 3 nights. Which is the reason we now camp again, but thats a long story. Ask me over a few beers and I will tell you the whole story.


Breakfast on a cold morning.
Time to start for home. One of our favorite things about Missouri, the wine.


A stop on the way home in Quincy, Il

Our last stop on the way home. The Hennepin Canel and another bike trail.


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Thanks for sharing the pics. Until a couple of years ago, I had no idea how beautiful Missouri was. My wife and I had a medical appointment in Columbia and on the return trip we shot down throught the MTNF. Some absolutely stunning country down through there. Hope to get to spend more time out there one day.

Thanks for sharing. Looks like you had a great tour of Missouri. I'd buy you a beer to hear the rest of the story

Nathan

thanks for sharing. i love the way you have the inside of your tear! i am now thinking about modifying mine. love that eating inside aspect on those cold mornings or rain days.

sounds like you had a wonderful time also.

Nice pictures and narrative! It looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the pics looks like you had a great trip. If we'd know when you were in Knob Noster you might have had some company.

Gary

RAYVILLIAN wrote:Thanks for the pics looks like you had a great trip. If we'd know when you were in Knob Noster you might have had some company.

Gary

That would be alright, except untill we get some where we don't know where we will be. It is always up to whats happening at the time, you know, how much fun were having and the weather.
Brwbier

Now that looks like a good time. My grandparents live in Milwaukee and I wanted to take mine to see them, but a plane ticket was only $100. A Texas boy in a tear in Milwaukee at Thanksgiving may not be such a good idea though.