SLOWING DOWN THE PACE.
Day 19 – We slept well again last night, and truly hate to leave here. Curious what our next stop will be like. We got up at (Rob) 7 a.m. & (Vicki) 7:30. The girls were rambunctious again this morning. 45 degrees & cloudy – looks like rain. We slow down the travel pace finally & hopefully keep it that way. More people left the RV Park this morning; they’ll be closing for the season October 1. We’re very glad they were still open when we came through!
122 miles
WOW!!
Day 18 – Nice quiet night at Diamond Lake RV Park; we all slept well. The campground is more empty this morning; several RV’s have left. We got up at 6:50 a.m. & 7:20 a.m. The kids were feeling their oats this morning, racing thru the RV on a mission to get us up. 41 degrees & sunny, clear. It’s nice to be spending another night here & not rushing to get back on the road.
A CHANGE OF SCENERY.
Day 17 – Last night we heard one or two coyotes outside, howling a little bit, not making a ruckus like they do when chasing prey. Early this morning some Canada Geese flew overhead, and it was definitely NOT the same noise we heard last night. We’ve officially left the big Interstate Highways behind us, We’re getting to the area where we vowed we’d slow down & stop staying just one night as we hurry across the country to the west coast. We’re looking forward to spending more time in each destination, beginning with a couple of nights near Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. We’d spend more time but a group of wildfires caused by lightning strikes late last July has caused the Park to close a big section of the West Rim. So there’s less for us to see.
193 miles