After a long ride I arrived in Branson, MO at a nice campground, The Ozark Country Campground. It was down a very long windie road. Branson is overwhelming with what to do and how long to stay. I went to two shows, The Dixie Stampede and Moses. The Dixie Stampede was a very touristy dinner theater but was quite entertaining. Moses was absolutely fabulous. It should be on Broadway!
I also went one day to Table Rock Park. The scenery was beautiful. For your admission you get a golf cart to view the cave and mountains of the park and then to a museum of American Heritage that you could have spent an entire day there. An interesting story was of the sinkhole. This property and huge golf course is owned by Mr. Morris the founder of Bass Pro Shops. I am told that when he does something, he does it right. Back to the sink hole.....one morning in June of 2016 part of the stunning golf course became a huge sink hole. You can look straight down into it, amazing. Mr. Morris is convinced there is another cave to be found under there somewhere and is excavating with no expense spared to find it.
Left Branson this morning, Wednesday. Drove 340 miles in a windstorm of about 30 mph. Made for a bit strenuous trip. Got to the Spring Lake Campground in Halstead, Kansas about 4:30. The campground was rated a 9. Shouldn't you be able to level your RV in a 9 rated campground? NOT! Anyway, real nice neighbors from Texas and it is fairly close to the things I want to see. Will be here for 2-3 nights.
Until then...nighty nite!
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