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On Wednesday, September 21, we take the relatively long drive of 227 miles from Plymouth, Washington to Sisters, Oregon where we will be visiting our friends Kerry and her dog Annabelle. (Not their real names). At a rest stop on … Continue reading →

  We are heading south. We leave Brian and Sharon and Lake Pleasant RV Park in Bothell, Washington on Monday, September 19.  The route should be simple…405 south to I-90, and the first night will be at the KOA in … Continue reading →

That’s what we’ve been doing of late.  Hanging out with my son Brian and daughter-in-law, Sharon. We do a rerun of the “Twin Peaks” area, (I was there last year) which is actually Snoqualmie and North Bend, Washington, little towns … Continue reading →

Last time I wrote we were staying in Marblemount  enjoying the beauty of the North Cascade Mountains.  Alpine RV Park is low key while we are there, with the busiest night being September 4, Sunday of the Labor Day week … Continue reading →

It’s been raining, but I find it not the least bit disappointing, and certainly not less beautiful….in fact….oh dear….I begin to wax poetic.  🙂   WET A rainy day. A thing of beauty. Wrapped in mist. Mountains…..cloud kist. Rivers swell. … Continue reading →

How beautiful it is here. “Here” meaning Washington Hwy 20 through the Northern Cascade Mountains. (See the little head sticking out the window above?  That’s Shiloh) The pictures are nice and can be worth a 1000 words they say, but … Continue reading →

Leaving Wilbur, the wheat fields give way to apple orchards. These don’t look ripe, but most are and it’s apple harvest time. These boxes are piled at all the orchards, and there are much bigger box piles than this.  See … Continue reading →

While in Wilbur, Washington I’m having some ‘low energy’ days.  Not sure what else to call them.  It happens sometimes….a day, or a few days,  when I don’t feel really good, but I don’t feel really bad.  Blah days. The … Continue reading →

While we are staying at the KOA at Lyons Ferry…which is of course no longer a ferry, but a bridge…. A very high bridge, over the Snake River…. View looking over the side of the bridge. We check out Palouse … Continue reading →

(a story in pictures) Wow, we are really ‘out here’.  At least that’s how I feel. That’s the moon, above the KOA sign. All the country side near here looks like this….like desert. A railroad track runs through it… And … Continue reading →