Ryan – Everett to Portland
Back in the US again. I’ll cover the wholes between my last post and Fort Nelson. We made it to Dawson Creek from Fort Nelson, only about 300 miles. Spent the night in the parking lot of an abandoned store, … Continued
Columbia Gorge
Camped by the lovely Deschutes River in a big field with pear trees. In the morning, Max and Annie climbed one and a ranger came and told them not to climb the trees — because he had a pear picker, … Continued
Ryan – Part 1
Where I last left off, we were broken down in Everett, Washington. We got the trailer fixed and drove to Portland that night. The next day I got up and went into Portland on the light rail. The station I … Continued
Pendleton, Oregon
We visited the Pendleton Woolen Mill and had a tour. Jack had been here with Mom a few years ago and had already done the tour. The factory cards, spins and weaves wool.
Portland Part 1
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The camper wheel got fixed and we made it into Portland last night in pouring rain. Woke up early this morning, took showers and drove to the zoo. Annabelle, Sylvia and Michelle went to the zoo while Mark, Jack, Max … Continued
Broke down and stuck in Everett
Yes, flames were coming from the trailer axle and quite a bit of smoke. We pulled off Highway 5 and luckily onto a road with several RV dealerships and too many mini-malls to count (oh, the lower 48!). Mark got found the … Continued
Leaving Vancouver — Jennah
We departed from our RV park in Vancouver. The sky was overcast, and it was a bit humid. We crossed the Canadian/American border, and we were in the US! We drove on the twisting highways, leaving Vancouver and heading towards … Continued
Thoughts on Canada — Jennah
We are in Canada! The land of Tim Burton’s, the biggest mall in North America (Edmonton Mall) Canadian Idol and Canadian-o’s (that’s what my brother Jack called Canadian money earlier). There was a blizzard earlier. We camped in the Fairbanks … Continued