No1TitansFan

You made it all the way to France with a beer bought in Canada? They used to sell Molson's Golden Ale in Canada, which is one of my all time faves. At least you were smart enough to stop in Canada and avoid the cart in England. Had always heard about Guiness stout and had never tried it, that is one strong beer. Do they still sell the yard long glasses in England? You should have to show proof of a designated driver/bus access to buy one. Finally caught up and current on one your brilliant TRs, so thought I would come out of lurking, you are truly blessed to have such a wonderful family

Stayed in both, and while I prefer 1500, 2000 is not all bad; some of the pads are gigantic with plenty of room for everything, With a GC, I could see where there would not be that much difference, Don't get you're heart set on 1500, it's smaller and of people making reservations with requests, the vast majority will request 1500 so sometimes it is just not available when you check in.

If you drive to either the Studios or Downtown Disney the Hess stations both have bags of ice that are larger and are actually frozen for about the same or less cost than the bags of slush sold at the comfort stations.

The Corps of Engineers has several lakside campgrounds around Percy Priest lake in Nashville. I frequent Anderson Rd (dry, no hookups), Seven Points (full hookups) is the most popular, you need to book early to get lakeside sites, reserveusa takes reservations. Fall Creek Falls is TN's best kept secret, beatiful scenery, top flight golf course, inn with a great buffet restaurant,smallish lake with boat rentals,Olympic size pool,lots of trails ranging from novice to advanced, nice large wooded, shaded campground, I personally think the scenery is right up there with the Smokies, but not near a