Our last campground is Misty Mountain.
From here, the group had lunch at Michie Tavern. we visited Monticello; After lunch, Linda and Pam went shopping at the General Store; Al and I stopped for a beer at the Tavern.
We finished with our Banquet at the Old Trail Golf Club.
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The National D-Day Memorial is a must see if you are in the area. Plan to spend 2 to 4 hours to take it all in. Our tour guide was outstanding and highly knowledgeable. He could answer any questions we had.
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The group stayed at the Sedalia Center for 4 days / 3 nights of Dry Camping (not hookups). The caravan rented the entire center, so we had it all to ourselves.
From here we visited the D-Day Memorial. Wow. Afterwards, we stopped with Celeste and Roger at the “Blue Lady Cafe“. The cafe is in an old bank, and you can reserve a table for 2 in the vault. Wow. Great food and chocolates. They also have a florist.
The group made a “Dutch Oven” lasagna dinner with Dutch Oven Cobbler for dessert.
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Drove from Galax, VA (Milepost 217) to Sedalia Center (Milepost 70)
Our longest drive of the Caravan (140 miles). A beautiful day of driving. We stopped at the Mabry Mill. A really cool stop that we could have spent much more time at. The Mill’s water wheel is still spinning, and the mill still has many of the wood working tools in it.
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We spent a few hours in Mount Airy, the hometown of Andy Griffith. We took the Patrol Car Tour around town. Our driver was a huge Andy Griffith fan and even bought a house that was owned by Andy’s grandparents. We saw the local Quarry and drove around the city. We saw the house Andy grew up in (which you can stay at). The cars are all Ford Galaxies. The fleet consists of a 1961, ’62, ’63, ’64, ’65, and ’67 models.
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