Leaving the ocean front to head inland to stay at the Durango RV Resort in Red Bluff, CA of which we read was one of the top ten in the country. We had to drive through some mountains weaving our way through the switchbacks. Kat stated that I needed to Read more…
On the way down to Eureka, we were able to drive through the Redwoods National Forest even in the Busse Bus although it was a bit difficult to pull over and take the sights in with the rig. Believe me when I tell you that Redwood trees are huge! No, Read more…
We got to see the sand dunes in Siuslaw National Forest and other beautiful views on our way down to Klamath: Now you know you are getting older when you pull into your campground and find out that you forgot to actually book it. Then taking a look at your Read more…
Spending the holiday weekend with Darin and Lisa in their home that they purchased last year in Lincoln City, OR. Beautiful area with cool breezes, it’s easy to see why they picked this location to get away the heat of the Florida summer sun. Our dogs really enjoyed playing with Read more…
We wanted to explore Seattle and take in all the sights. Not likely unless we were there for a lot longer than the three days. We did, however, get to see these: Pike Place market which houses seafood, vegetable, fruit, flower and craft shops. The sights and smells are different Read more…
Crossed back in the good ole USA for our final customs check. Good to be “home”. Driving through the farms of Washington reminded me of being in Wisconsin. Heading to Vasa Park just outside of Seattle. Nice park with a small area for RV’s, mostly set up for day parties. Read more…
The Fort Camping RV Park was a very nice place along the river that had a nice downtown area across the bridge and in Fort Langley proper. Walked over and enjoyed dinner and the quaint town. The next day we spent exploring Vancouver and went up the Harbour Centre building Read more…
We yearned for “civilation” so over the next three days we booked our way back down through Canada and into Vancouver. Lots of miles – 10 to 12 hour days on the road, but we did get a chance to stop and smell the roses along the way. Left Skagway Read more…
The White Pass and Yukon Route railroad connects the port of Skagway, AK with the capitol of the Yukon, Whitehorse and is a smaller than normal gauge (three foot) so that it can weave around the twisty curves working its’ way up and down the mountain. We booked a round Read more…
On the drive down and into Skagway we were able to make a couple of stops to take in the beautiful landscape: These gorgeous views are breathtaking especially after living in suburbia and seeing the Illinois cornfields my entire life. It’s a bit sad to know that this will be Read more…