We like to travel with our Airstream friends. The idea of sharing bites while sitting around a campfire swapping stories of travels past, is pleasing. One such trip, a rally actually,
The caravan buttoned up in the morning and many left in the early dawn. We walked around the campground and bade our farewell to the new friends we met…promising to stay
Tunnel Mountain II Campground Nestled into Banff’s Tunnel Mountain campground, we found ourselves quite spread out. There are two campgrounds here. Tunnel Mountain I has full hookups, lots of trees and large
The caravan has jobs that must be fulfilled. We have divided cooking, or meal planning between multiple groups so each member participates in the meal. There are lead teams that leave ahead
The Caravan Begins Well, we arrived, intact and ready for fun. The route to Drumheller was a bit circuitous with closed roads and dead ends but we eventually found our way
It’s the middle of June and we have 7 days to make it to Drumheller Alberta for the start of the Caravan. There will be 20 trailers meeting up and
What do you do when you can’t go camping? You plan trips. Lots of trips. Trips with optional routes. Trips that include club rallies or caravans. And, that is what I am
Kentucky Caravan – Kentucky Part 3, Frankfort and Route Home Frankfort, the capital of Kentucky, was our last stop on the caravan. This was a chance to hit some of the
Kentucky Caravan – Louisville, Lexington, and Berea For our third stop, we traveled a short way to Grandma’s Campground just outside Louisville. It served as a central site to visit tasting
Mark Twain tells us a lot about ourselves. In Hannibal MO, we couldn’t go into a shop, restaurant or elsewhere without seeing quotable quotes from the man himself. I admit,
“Out In The Country”, by Three Dog Night. That song rings loud in my mind as we begin the long journey from Seattle to Kentucky. I remember a cousin of
Yep….singing along to, ‘Get Ready’. It was written and produced by Smokey Robinson in 1966 and performed by The Temptations. I personally like the version by the “white soul” group
I was 27 when Mt St Helens woke up and decided to change the landscape forever. We took a break from building our home and drove up to Hurricane Ridge
It was to be our first rally and I was unsure of what to expect. As we pulled into the Hood River Fairgrounds, the parking organizer pointed us to a
The saying is: “Difficult roads often leads to beautiful destinations”. The conversations we have had for the past year were difficult, long, revisited each month, revised each week, thought about
