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
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
Mark and I went to hear Johnnie Ward’s Sharkskin Revue performs @ Mock Crest Tavern – this band plays blues, swing & jazz, featuring Portland blues legend Johnnie Ward, who is a Muddy Award winner. And best of all, my old … Continued
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
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.
Today we journeyed into Portlandia again, leaving our nice, cozy, comfy trailer in favor of the streets of a city, crowded with ruffians and hobos. We visited the Powell Bookstore again, only this time we came in through the doors … Continued
Today my family and I went into Portland, Oregon. We dropped my mother off at the local zoo with the younger siblings and then caught a train into downtown. At first I wasn’t really liking Portland that much because I … Continued
Today we explored Portland. My mother, Annabelle, and Sylvia went to a zoo while my father, Max, Jack and I walked through the streets of downtown Portland. We dropped the zoo group off at the zoo, and then boarded a … Continued
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
Today we arrived in Vancouver. We set up head quarters at a charming suburban RV park with towering oak trees. After wards, we headed into the city itself. We meandered the streets and observed the concrete labrinth. We parked and … Continued