Don't forget that the Bass Pro Shop is open now right off the interstate and also in Severville you have the National Knife Museum located inside of Smokey Mountain Knife Works. It has a gift shop on the lower level to keep the wife busy. Interesting to see some works of all the old timers, They had only one knife of WT Fuller there and it was not one of his best, but they have a lot of fixed blade customs and folder customs by many different makers and change the exhibits every quarter, because they have more than they can display all at one time, but it will still take an hour or so, just to make the rounds. Some production collections may be found. When I was last there they had a Case Peanut collection, one of each ever made. Quite interesting. Lot of exhibits and lots of knives for sale if you like production knives.
Don't forget to go to the Dixie Stampede, great shows, get tickets early or call in and do a will call. Usually full up. Also, even this time of year Dollywood is open with some shows. Call the chamber of commerce and get brochures sent out of what is available in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Severville also.
