Branson - Days Inn

Our 3rd day in Bronson was a little low key after yesterdays 4 shows. We saw a tribute show to Red Skeleton by Tom Millica. I and Susie always liked Red Skeleton so really enjoyed the show.He did the old characters like sanfrando red a politician, and freddie the freeloader my favorite. In the afternoon we saw the Ripley's believe it or not museum and a IMAX show about the Ozarks. One of the jokes Red said ...

In the morning we went to the Clay Cooper show, its a family show with Clay his wife and son and friends. He has a deep voice so sings songs from Conway twitty to Johnny cash, has a comedian in the show, a 11 year old super singer too. <br> At lunch we stopped to eat and and lady over heard us talking about Susie's bites. She came over and asked Susie if she could pray for her as ...

Branson is to the East what Vegas is he west, only no gambling. Has lots of theaters from the quaint 50 seats to a 1000 seat theaters. We rode the ducks in the morning, they are amphibious vehicles built during world war II for both land and water. The capitian let me drive his duck in the water. In the evening we went to the Tony Roi show who won best Elvis tribute show in the world in 2007. He had every move and wiggle for the ladies down pat!!!. He sounds just like Elvis and ...

Dear Blog,<br><br>We went to Table Rock Lake and Uncle Chuck rented a pontoon boat that we could all ride on. Once we were out of the no wake zone we gunned it and found a calm spot. I got onto the tube that was tied onto the back of the boat. The tube ride was a very bumpy and I almost fell out a couple of times. I rode on the tube twice. Everyone in the group except Uncle Chuck and Aunt Amy rode on the tube. My mom and Chris fell off ...

Dear Blog,<br><br>We made the from the hotel in Baltimore to the Red Elk Lodge in Branson. We woke up at 3 o'clock in the morning. We waited in the lobby of the hotel to catch the 4:30 bus from the hotel to the airport. Our flight left on time suprisingly, and we landed in Atlanta for our four hour lay over. I kept myself busy, and we left for Branson on time. When we arrived at Branson airport and we thought ...

We didn't have to be out of the condo until 10:30, so we took our time getting ready and getting packed up and everything cleaned up. We ended up heading to breakfast at around 9:30. We went to the Grand Country buffet on our way out of town. Traffic on 76 again was horrible. We tried to use the other optional routes but ended up on 76 for part of the way. It was worth it when we got ...

... we ordered their bread pudding, which is made with cinnamon rolls. It was good!! My husband is still talking about it! I hope Chester's is still there the next time we go. I can't wait to have another burger! Chester's does not look like it has a lot of parking, but there is more in the back. In fact, it is easier to get out if you park back there. After we ate, we headed back to the condo and crashed. We were not ready to go home the next day.

... else, since everyone else seemed to enjoy their food. After supper, my husband and I drove around Branson some while everyone else went back to the condo. We thought about stopping for some mini-golf, but all of the places looked REALLY busy, so we passed and headed back to the condo. We all turned in pretty early because we were tired from travelling. Tomorrow we will go to Silver Dollar City.

We had fun.<br><br>2 magic shows.<br><br>NOAH the Musical at Sight and Sound Theatre<br><br>Kayaking on Table Rock Lake<br><br>Putt-Putt at Pirate's Cove<br><br>Dinner at The Bleu Olive!<br><br>It was our honeymoon. We loved it. Like our wedding, it was perfect.

Just a quick entry.  I am heading out this morning, shooting for Amarillo, TX.  I am reaching for Santa Fe, but that is pushing it.  So Amarillo it is.  I enjoyed my time with my friends, they are fabulous people and very welcoming!  But, I must say goodbye to see what other adventures I can have and friend I can make.  I'll write more later, once I find somewhere with internet...