For information on riding, hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, retirement, real estate, dining, and camping in the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, visit www.Go2BSF.com. To request your FREE Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area Visitor Guide, contact the Big South Fork Visitor Center toll free at 888-Go2 BSF0 (462-2730) or e-mail us at BSF Visitor's Guide. Be sure to visit www.Go2BSF.com for more information on the region. Annie (Andrea) has also added a blog to this website.

If you're looking for an escape from winter, stop by and visit our Dale Hollow Lake Ambassadors at Booth C- 51 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Be sure you register for the doorprize. The winner is sure to be pleased. Show dates are February 16-25, 2007.

Thursday, April 12 - Sunday, April 15, 2007 our Dale Hollow Lake Ambassadors will be at the Southern Women's Show in Nashville. Drop by our booth and say hello, and let us know that you enjoy receiving our newsletters. We hope to have more information in our next newsletter. Information will also be posted on our website closer to the time of the event. As always, we will have plenty of information on things to see and do in the Dale Hollow Lake and Big South Fork Regions.

Not unlike the fabled city of Atlantis, the old town of Willow Grove, Tennessee, is now under a lavish blanket of water. The murky depths of Dale Hollow Lake still house the shadowy foundations of what was once a beautiful and thriving valley town. The winding and crystal clear waters of the Obey River wound through many small communities and towns as it meandered its way toward the Cumberland. Willow Grove sat along the banks of Irons Creek and was lovingly named from the Willow trees that grew along its shores. For its day, this little town was not so little. It had service stations, churches, general stores, and one of the largest school buildings within miles. It even had a large gymnasium, where children rode horseback to basketball games. ..... The rest of the story "Willow Grove, the Town That Drowned" can be found in the FREE 2007 Dale Hollow Visitor's Guide on pp. 10-12.