Don't you love it when the leaves turn color? The reds, oranges and yellows of the fall leaves just paint a wonderful kaleidoscope of color throughout the countryside. I'm sure it's much the same everywhere in the US but I guess I'm especially partial to the fall palette in the Ozark mountains and valleys since I live here. This time of year is particularly good for travel opportunities for those of us who hunger to experience the scenery, tastes and smells of Autumn in this part of the country. We recently returned from The Great American Scenic Safari and would you believe it? Snow in Yellowstone, the Teton and Glacier National Parks in the last week or so. Looks like we picked the right time for the Safari! Ok, we'll pat ourselves on the back a bit for this. We did a tremendous amount of research and phone calls during the planning phase of the Safari to try and determine the best possible time to make the tour happen. Now we can't promise anything and it took a great deal of cooperation from Mother Nature (we'll give her a shout out, too) but the weather couldn't have been better. Ok, I've digressed a bit.
The Travel Masters tour for this fall is our "Autumn Journey - Tennessee Two-Step", taking us across Arkansas and into Tennessee. Music in Nashville, boating in Chattanooga and even a chance to experience a bit o' Tennessee's finest courtesy of Mr. Jack's place in Lynchburg all add up to a beautiful autumn experience. I left out some of the other events and attractions we'll be experiencing on this tour, but that's so you can read all about them right here as we post daily musings and a few photos for you to enjoy. We start Two-Stepping on October 21st and will be back before you know it.
Yeah, I love this time of year!
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