OK, here's mine: Late spring/early summer, 1970: I was 7 or 8 years old. Our family lived in Hazelwood (N St. Louis County) and it took almost all day to get to Branson. At the time, SDC had their "Arrive after 3, next day free" thing going on, so we showed up at the park about that time. Hit Main St., saw Shad at the forge, went through the candy factory, glass blowers, Flooded mine, and Train. Then it was time to "Dine in the Mine." We got there just before they closed the doors for the night. Ate a huge meal...there were only one or two other tables that people were seated at. Dad drove the family van to Branson, we stayed at the Lamplighter Inn, (now demolished) on Business Hwy 65, a location just north and to the east side of the highway from SKaggs Hospital. During the night, the toilet in the room above overflowed, sending wastewater down into our room and it sprinkled the crib my infant sister slept in. Mom and dad were none too happy. The crib was moved, sis was cleaned up, and we all went to sleep. Next morning, ate in the pancake house (now demolished) next to the motel, headed to SDC for the full day. Saw Hatfield/McCoys on Main St. two times that day, rode the float trip, went through Grandfathers Mansion and the Herman the Hermit treehouse. Ate some pie at Jack and Mary's. Had a light lunch at what was called the Sandwich Patio...now the Springhouse. Had some apple cider. Walked through craft shops. Saw the church and McHaffie Homestead. My dad and brother went through the cave. As we left, Zeke Hatfield spent some "face time" with my brother and me...gave us a bullet used in the street fued, and showed us how to blow into to make it whistle. After the overflowing toilet incident at Lamplighter Inn, Mom and Dad chose to move us to Jesse James Motel. We swam in the pool and watched the big horse next to the pool move back and forth. Went to Baldknobbers that night...they were in about their third or fourth season at their theater. Went back to the motel and slept. Got up next morning and ate at the Jesse James Hotel restuarant, located across the street from the pool. Headed out of town..on the way back to St. Louis stopped at the Walnut Bowl place. It was a GREAT weekend. It was the summer after the Beverly Hillbillies came to SDC, and we saw the episodes as they originally aired on CBS TV. Then, dad decided we had to go to Branson and SDC. My brother and I kept the bullet Zeke Hatfield gave us for years and years. That happened 40 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday.