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Category Archives: October
Newport’s Historic Bayfront
We decided to extend our stay here for a few more days, but that meant we had to move to a different spot as our current one has been reserved by someone else. So we found a vacant spot across … Continue reading
Lighthouse and Crab Cakes
It rained steady all night, then more this morning. I heard slight thunder in the distance, but no big storm. The rain stopped just before noon so off we go. A rainbow greeted us as we crossed the Yaquina Bay … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Crab Cakes, Lighthouse, Yaquina Bay Bridge, Yaquina Head, Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
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South Beach State Park, OR
It rained all night. Not hard, just a long steady light rain. The air remained damp the rest of the day as it has been the last couple of weeks. It makes everything look foggy all the time. Continuing south … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Pacific Coast Hwy 101, South Beach State Park, State Parks
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More Exploring
The Chinook Winds Casino here has a very nice seafood restaurant with a great ocean-side view. We resisted eating out yesterday but this morning the breakfast menu was calling us. I had the Dungeness Crab Benedict with Salmon Hash. It … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Chinook Winds Casino, Pacific Coast Hwy 101, Pacific Ocean
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Pacific Coast Drive
As usual, another foggy morning. But it lightened up a bit and we went for a drive up the Pacific Coast Highway 101. One of our first stops was to visit Munson Creek Falls. At only 318 feet, this is … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Cape Meares, Cheese, Chinook Winds Casino, Lighthouse, Pacific Coast Hwy 101, Pacific Ocean, Tillamook
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Pacific Ocean
Yup, foggy morning again. But it was pretty, so worthy of a picture. It turned out to be a damp day, a little rain off and on with bits of sunshine in between. We stayed put until after lunch and … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Casino, Casino RV Parking, Chinook Winds Casino, Pacific Ocean, Wheel of Fortune, Wheelmobile
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A Weigh We Go
When we changed our state of domicile from Minnesota to South Dakota a few months back we had to change our vehicle registration to South Dakota. We received our new title for the Jeep, but never did get the new … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Casino, Casino RV Parking, Free Camping Spots, Spirit Mountain Casino, Weigh Scale
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Fishy Day
Seems like every morning here is a foggy one. It was late morning before we finally decided to go out. Yesterday our cruise ship went through the lock at Bonneville Dam so now today we went to see that dam. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon
Tagged Bonneville Dam, Fish Hatchery, Herman the Sturgeon
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Columbia River Gorge
There are benefits to touring in the “off” season. We were able to secure seats on the “Landmarks of the Gorge” cruise on the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler this morning. Normally reservations are needed well in advance, but this time of … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Oregon, Washington
Tagged Beacon Rock, Bonneville Lock and dam, Chanticleer Point, Columbia River, Columbia River Gorge, Cruise, Horsetail Falls, Landmarks of the Gorge Cruise, Latourell Falls, Lewis & Clark, Lock and dam, Multnomah Falls, Sacagawea, Sternwheeler, Vista Point, Waterfalls
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Ape Cave and Two Forests
While it was the north side of Mount St Helens that blew out in the 1980 eruption and that’s where several viewpoints and visitor centers are, the south side has some things going on too. Ape Cave is the third … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Ape Cave, Lava Tube, Trail of Two Forests
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South to Woodland WA
Today’s daily post is brief. But that happens sometimes. Seaquest State Park, where we were the last two days, was a fine park, but seriously lacking in internet, cell phone strength and TV signal, which is hard for me to … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Lewis River, RV Parks, Seaquest State Park, Woodland Shores RV Park, Woodland WA
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Longview WA
This is Bigfoot (or Sasquatch) territory. I think the whole state of Washington, or maybe the Pacific Northwest, has had more Bigfoot sightings than all the other states. Statues and signs can be found in many places throughout the state. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Bigfoot, Lewis & Clark, Longview WA, Sacagawea, Sasquatch
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Mount St Helens
The Mount St Helens volcano erupted in a big way on May 18, 1980. Since then, the area has been turned into a National Volcanic Monument to preserve the volcano and for research, recreation, and education. It’s a long drive … Continue reading
Mount Rainier
We’ve been having a little problem with our fresh water pump lately, it has been spitting air with the water when we use the sink. We found a certified Winnebago repair shop near us and they squeezed us in. The … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Banana Slug, Grove of the Patriarchs, Mount Rainier
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Moving On
Not every day is an adventure. Yesterday we just relaxed, walked around Poulsbo, did some shopping, and took the day off. We did go to say goodbye to Bernie’s cousin as we plan to move to a different area today. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Washington
Tagged Bridges, Chehalis WA, Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Walmart, Walmart Overnighting
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National Air and Space Museum
More rain again this morning. Once it let up we took the train to Washington DC again. The first thing we saw when we came up from the Metro subway train this morning was a line of food trucks getting … Continue reading
Washington DC
It rained again this morning and then remained overcast and light fog for most of the day. We learned the first time we were here that driving ourselves to the capitol is a really bad idea. Taking the train in … Continue reading
Greenbelt Park, MD
It rained over night and for a while this morning. Once it stopped we hit the road, moving further south, to Greenbelt Park in Maryland. I’ll never get used to these metro multi-lane highways. Give me the rural four-lane interstates! … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Maryland, October, Washington DC
Tagged Campgrounds, Greenbelt Park, National Park Service
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Elkton, MD
Driving the rest of the way around New York City and then down the New Jersey Turnpike and across the Delaware Memorial Bridge, a total of about only 150 miles, seemed like a lot longer drive than it really was. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Maryland, New Jersey, October
Tagged Delaware Memorial Bridge, new jersey turnpike, Toll
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Go South Now!
Yes, we are hardy Minnesotans but the main reason we purchased the RV and became full-time RVers was so we could escape the winters. While the days are nice the nights are getting cold and we’re getting anxious to go … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut, Daily Post, New Jersey, New York, October
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