somewhere in Death Valley National Park............................
I don't know. The guy looks a little too protective of his gear.ski3pin said:Benton Hot Springs...................................
Tell The Lady I like her humor!ski3pin said:somewhere in Death Valley National Park....................................
"Look," the Lady said, "One of them is in bloom!"
There were five in the parking lot but John from San Jose, CA left prior to the photo.
We did have a chance to meet Mardy's group from Pollock Pines. That's the two to the right not in bloom.Wandering Sagebrush said:Tell The Lady I like her humor!
Looks suspiciously like Scotty's.
Otis, I just put Pacific Wonderland plates on the new truck. Makes me feel (falsely) young again.Otis said:Last night, a Fleet? on a dark Tacoma? with retro-Oregon tags "Pacific Wonderland" ( am I old if my first few cars had the original "Pacific Wonderland" tags? ) parked in front of Deschutes Brewery public house in downtown Bend.
I got Pacific Wonderland plates for my truck and my car a few years ago. Not for personal nostalgia -- I grew up in California -- but because that design doesn't have any pictures/drawings on the plate, just simple letters and numbers. Less cheesy.Wandering Sagebrush said:Otis, I just put Pacific Wonderland plates on the new truck. Makes me feel (falsely) young again.
That was the Teds! Went to the Sandhill Crane Festival and then out bird watching. Nice to have the camper when out in the field all day. Fridge for lunch stuff and the porta-potti for needed breaks. usually other people out birding so not as lonely as camping.ski3pin said:Saturday 7 Feb. 2015 1030 hrs west bound Business 80 Sacramento near Arden white Tundra with FWC, AT carrier with gas can on drivers side back of camper just like Ted's is mounted.
I'm a big fan of Cape Blanco S.P. I've camped there several times -- in my camper...last time was September 2013, I think.Otis said:Camped at Cape Blanco on the Oregon Coast earlier this week; on Monday afternoon when we were pulling in there were three! FWCs in the park... I'd never seen so many in one location!