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Date Posted: 06:56:35 11/29/02 Fri
Author: Sharon
Subject: Kris or anyone else in Tennessee

We're looking to go on a antiques buying trip/vacation in the Teneessee area in the next month or so, but my husband is concerned about the weather. Since we're Floridians who'll be driving an SUV and hauling a covered trailer, we wouldn't want to have to drive in mountain areas that were icy or covered with snow. Is it possible to go on a week vacation in Tennessee in January or February and not have hazardous roads, or would we need to wait until later?

I sure hope the answer is positive, because Brittany and I are very anxious for a vacation!

Sharon

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