That's a Wrap
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Day 6: October 1, 2023 That's a Wrap Comment via blog |
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When I initially thought of this trip, I envisioned some slack time in
Chattanooga and maybe even an overnight in Knoxville or Nashville. But
other plans developed and now I absolutely have to be home by Tuesday and
it would be best if I reached home Sunday night. So I hit the road a
little before sun up with one more stop to make. The view from this
Sequatchie Valley overlook is a little more scenic
in daylight but today it
functioned as both an over and underlook with the two-day-past-full moon
still high in the sky.
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I learned of this
flying saucer house since my last time in the area,
and back when the schedule was looser I sort of planned to seek it out.
I ditched those thoughts when the scheduled tightened up but found it
anyway. I guess I didn't even notice it when traveling north but it can't
be missed southbound.
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US-127 ends at US-27 and here we are.
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Even thought the sun was well up by the time I reached
Aretha
Frankenstein's, it didn't seem very bright. But I was made to feel
welcome, greeted the ghost skateboarder in the I'd chosen my early starting time not only because of my need to get home but to beat the Sunday morning crowd at Aretha's. It worked. I arrived a few minutes after opening and when I left a line was just starting to form on the porch. It was one of those "party's over" moments when the GPS is switched to Fastest Route and the Home button tapped. |
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