The two RV Gypsies enjoyed |
The Doe River covered bridge in Elizabethton, Tennessee was built in 1882 and is believed to be the oldest such bridge in the state still used daily. |
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Karen Duquette entered the covered bridge, then looked down through the slats on the floor of the covered bridge. |
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Below: A historical tree stump and close-up photo of the plaque |
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After a casual stroll around the covered bridge and the Doe River, the two RV Gypsies drove a short distance to the visitor center and enjoyed a picnic lunch at Harmon Park. |
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Menu for the two RV Gypsies Adventures
in Tennessee You may visit these five sites in any order you choose, then on to KY |
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Oddities in Bristol/Kingsport |
Bristol/Kingsport KOA |
Doe River and a Covered Bridge |
Blue Hole Falls, |
Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area, Elizabethton, TN |
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AFTER you have visited all five sites above, |