About us
- Looking for inquisitive boomers seeking intelligent conversations and great people connections !
- This group will start with some weekday coffees and evening discussion groups.
- Groups will be intentionally small to allow communication.
- You might be a good fit if:
- You want to make new friends
- You care about world matters
- You are single and enjoy meeting new people
- You are liberal to moderate in your beliefs
Upcoming events
9
Dollywood & Pigeon Forge in the Fall
Meijer, 2474 W Hill Rd, Flint, MI, USJoin us for a fabulous long-weekend @ Pigeon Forge and Dollywood.
SEASONAL FOODS, FALL DECORATIONS, LUMINIGHTS, AND SPECIAL SHOWS
There’s also lots to see and do in the Smokies and Pigeon Forge too.
This will be my third to trip to Dollywood. I’m excited to it dressed up for harvest. Hopefully, the leaves will be starting to turn orange, red, and golden.
Nothing has been nailed down yet, but I’d like to see who’s interested, and then we can decide together what we want to do exactly.
Tentatively, Thursday we’d drive to Jungle Jim’s International Market (super cool place) to take a break, get any supplies we might need, and eat. Then proceed to drive to Pigeon Forge. I’ve driven straight back twice. It’s not bad. I usually stop about every 2 to 2.5 hours for restroom or breaks.
While there Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, we can decide what all we want to take in. I recommend Sunday for Dollywood in hopes it won’t be quite as busy.
Monday we drive back and stop at a Buc-ee’s about 1/2 way. Think world’s largest gas station convenience store at Dollar General prices. They also have a to-go kitchen inside. Yum!
If these dates are not good, we could also consider moving the trip to early November, but it might be quite cold and wet by then.
Here’s a cool resource for some things to do.
https://www.tripster.com/travelguide/pigeon-forge-fall-foliage-peak-color-guide/2 attendees
Past events
92
