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To: nickcarraway

Wow! Sounds like an amazing place!


3 posted on 07/10/2023 3:02:30 PM PDT by JennysCool ("It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled." - Mark Twain)
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To: JennysCool

I’ve been there several times. Branson is a typical tourist town with plenty of entertainment and restaurants. Silver Dollar City (locals call it steal-yer-dollar-city) can be worth seeing one time if it’s your cup of tea. The cave is spectacular. On a hot summer day, it is the only place livable in SDC, which is located in a windless valley with high temperatures. But the cave is pretty cool and enjoyable.


7 posted on 07/10/2023 3:19:37 PM PDT by BipolarBob (The Supreme Court just ruled that Family Restaurant doesn't have to serve orphans.)
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To: JennysCool

Yes. Very cool place. Been through it many times.


14 posted on 07/10/2023 3:42:37 PM PDT by Timmy
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To: JennysCool

It is. Went there with my family last year. We liked it so much we are going back this year.

Branson, overall, is a great vacation. Very family friendly, lots to see and do. We packed in a week of museums, sites, and amusement parks during the day and dinner shows or shows every evening with 2 hotel rooms (one for my husband and I, one for our sons) and the entire trip cost less than $4K. A steal.

My family loves exploring caves. The best, by far, is Carlsbad. Cumberland Caverns in Tennessee is pretty memorable. Natural Bridge Cavern in San Antonio and Hidden Lake Cavern in Kentucky are also worth checking out.


15 posted on 07/10/2023 3:42:44 PM PDT by TheWriterTX (Trust not in earthly princes....!)
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