Klamath River RV Park (Klamath, Calf.) 10/2/2012

A Coast to Coast member park in Northern California.

One of our favorite spots so far.

Spots were close together but the view out our back window 

was the Klamath River. Beautiful!

Klamath River

More river view from our backyard.

Ocean area near where the Klamath River ended.

Bunny spotted starfish!

Giant Redwood trees in this area. This place explained

Paul Bunyan and his ox Babes role

in the timber industry, I didn't know

they were real.

A B.A.T. in the redwood forest.

Me and Boss on a trail in the Redwoods

More BATs

Bunny the photographer

"Big Tree"

Incredible!

Bunny trying to hide.

Met some great people here. Me and Marty kayaked the Klamath

River down to where it emptied into the Pacific.

Then we had to paddle back!

Marty and his wife Kay live in Wheat Ridge, CO.

Also met Les and Helen from Washington. Great folks, had

a lot of laughs and Les and I took a hike through the redwoods.

Spectacular trail that ended overlooking the ocean.

Bunny and Helen forgot to pick us up,

so we had to hike much further than we planned.

Bless their hearts!

Marty

Happy me!

See the seal in the river?

View from the river trip

Sunset Bay (Charlston Bay, Oregon) 9/26/2012

One of Oregon's State Parks on the coast.

Beautiful place!

View out our back window

  

View of our trailer from the neighbors. 

Entrance to the park.

Garden Acres Park near where we camped. 

This was the home of a rich Oregon Family in the early 1900's.

It is now a state park with the gardens restored.

Dahlia's in the garden.

A weird tree and me.

Quite a place, beautiful gardens and buildings.

This was a great spot for Bunny to showcase her

 photography skills.

View of the ocean on the trail from camp to the garden

park. Some very tall cliffs that Boss wanted to jump

off of but I begged him not to.

Me and Boss waiting for sunset to get some pictures.

Worth the wait to see Sunset Bay at Sunset.

Ready to go to California!

Neskown, Oregon 9/12/2012

Our first stop on the Oregon Coast.

Stayed here through R.O.D.

Baby Boy had never seen such a big water hole!

Taking a well deserved beach break.

One of the areas State Parks

Clam Chowder in Pacific City.

Best we found anywhere on the coast!

More chowder

Chinook Bend (Lincoln City, Oregon) 9/16/2011

A R.O.D. membership resort abot a quarter mile from the ocean,

and just a few miles from Lincoln City.

A great place to stay, right on the Siletz River

This old barn was the park

office/store/rec room.

Grass along the Siletz River

River front

More river

Lot's of salmon "fishing" on the Siletz.

Didn't see much salmon "catching".

Talked to some of the fisherman, said it was "slow, 

should have been here last year."

Story of my life!

One of the trails in the park. Lot's of blackberries 

growing here. Baby boy and I would

walk this every morn and pick and eat berries!

Also a good place to poop

Blackberries grow in this area like weeds. 

We picked a bunch and Bunny made me 

the best pie I'd ever eaten!

More Siletz

Waiting to try some Lincoln City chowder

Love good clam chowder!

Enjoying the ocean view.......

(new experience)

Checking out the ocean........

Maybe just a little closer now........

RUN, Everyone run for your life........

Not so scary with my dad by my side.

Fort Running Bear (Mountian Home, Idaho) 9/7/2012

N.

N.E. of Mountain Home, ID.

The campground owners and workers were some very friendly 

folks. One of the workers, Paula, was a 1969 graduate of

Jefferson High in Edgewater, CO. just like me!

What a small world.

 

Pretty and quiet spot, there was hardly any other campers.

  Major forest fires in Idaho was keeping

people away. 

Not many campers, but they still made great pancakes for me 

and Bunny on the weekend.

  

Behind the camground there is the largest seed tater patch

in the world. Deer sure do like to munch

on tater plants. 

Most evenings there would be up to 100 deer munching

on the tater plants.