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Books A Million parking lot (outer perimeter) in Oak Ridge
April 26, Burnt Mill Loop Trail in Robbins, TN: This Big-Southfork-Area Trail is 4.2 miles and rated moderate. There are some rock stairs at the beginning that are challenging but after that the trail is relatively easy with only 470-foot elevation gain. Most of the trail parallels the Clear Fork River. We should see rock shelters and interesting rock walls. Join our group and experience a lovely day hike. We’ll meet at 9am at Books A Million parking lot (outer perimeter) in Oak Ridge. We will then carpool I hour to Burnt Mill. Don’t forget to bring your snacks and carpool $$$. Pre-registration is advised. Please text Rosie at 865.985.9144 or rosemary_L@hotmail.com .
Save the dates— April 24 - 27, 2025 for the Crescent Ski Council‘s Spring Convention at Kingston Plantation in Myrtle Beach, SC. Come one, come all for a fantastic time! There‘s a golf tournament, pickleball, mini-golf, and a beach Olympics - what more can you ask for!!! Also included, is an Early Bird party with snacks and a drink ticket and at the end, a dance with DJ and all the trimmings. What more can you ask for!!!
The deadline for lodging has passed, but you can still sign up for just the meeting. Please sign up with Jo Vaccaro, (865) 919-2969, and send your check to her at 10418 Clover Ridge Ln, Knoxville, TN, 37931. Let‘s show those other clubs how to PARTY!!
This month, in preparation for Cinco de Mayo, Total Wine is hosting a Tequila tasting class on Saturday, April 26th from 5:00pm to 6:30pm at their Turkey Creek location at 11370 Parkside Drive in Knoxville. The Margarita is a favorite cocktail for many, and they take a closer look at the spirit that brings it to life. They will explore the difference between Tequila and Mezcal, take an in-depth look at production styles, and sample a few favorites ranging from the bright Blanco Tequila, to savory Anejo and smoky Mezccal. Finger food is typically available to go along with the tasting. These classes are quite popular so, if you are interested, please go online to http://www.totalwine.com and register as soon as possible. There is a $20 fee to reserve your place, and if you are unable to attend, it is non-refundable. When you attend, your $20 is refunded in the form of a $20 gift card to Total Wine. We have been to several of their classes, and they are always informative and definitely FUN. If you are coming, please call Jo Vaccaro at (865) 919-2969 so she can reserve seats for us. Look forward to seeing you there!