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We had a long day today. It began in Idaho city, Idaho at 7 AM this morning.it is now 6:02 PM and we are just a short distance away from Park city, Utah. We left Idaho as there were so … Continue reading →

We survived dinner at the Cowboy Dinner Tree! And like most of the attendees we had quite a bit of the 32 ounce steak which we took in a doggy bag to the refrigerator in our Roadtrek. From the sizes … Continue reading →

Before continuing with our blog we would like to give a big shout out and thank you to Steve McDonald with Roadtrek/Hymer. He was very helpful in establishing an appointment for us to get a problem checked out that we … Continue reading →

Remember, you can click on the small image to make it larger. Thanks to the free WiFi at the Library in Silver Lake, Oregon we are able to provide an update. We are attending a four day Roadtrek gathering near … Continue reading →

We will be away from cellular coverage for the next three or four days. Heading into a road trip gathering at in the forest near Silver Lake, Oregon. Hopefully when we return to sailor courage we will have some more … Continue reading →

Just in case some of you may not be subscribe to our blog I thought I would enclose the last version. Hope you enjoy it and consider subscribing. We are having a wonderful trip and enjoy the weather and scenery … Continue reading →

I noticed today that if one wishes to view an image larger than it shows in your email notice you just have to click on it. We hope this helps you enjoy our posts to this blog. Today after driving … Continue reading →

We hope everyone is having a great Sunday morning. We had a busy day yesterday exploring in the Lapine, Oregon area. First we went to see “the big tree”. Next was the Don McGregor Viewpoint which we discovered was of … Continue reading →

On our way to check out an Oregon state campground.  ​​

Just a short video taken as we were traveling from Washington to Oregon. This was from one of the places where you can see both Mount Hood and Mount Rainier.​​ ​