Oregon/Washington October 2021 Trip Part 2
Posted by: Geoff On: March 30, 2022
Our next stop was along the coast of Oregon, Nehalem Bay SP.
Oregon/Washington October 2021 Trip Part 1
Posted by: Geoff On: March 30, 2022
On October 6, 2021 we left to explore Oregon and Washington. Along with it being a new camping adventure we also wanted to look for possible locations to move to.
Jackson Meadows and Mt. Lola Climb
Posted by: Geoff On: June 30, 2021
A week after camping at Jackson Meadows with my friend Gary, I went up again with Kate and Charlie. We brought our kayaks and the Jeep this time
Jackson Meadows Camping, First in 2021
Posted by: Geoff On: June 27, 2021
Aerial photos of Jackson Meadows Res
Tribute to Gentle Ben
Posted by: Geoff On: November 8, 2020
Ben joined our family on December 7, 2005. He was just over seven weeks old having been born on October 18th. His father was pure bred golden retriever who lived a couple doors down from his mom who was half yellow lab and half golden.
Ben’s Life in Photos
Posted by: Geoff On: November 8, 2020
Ben’s photo history after his first year:
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Lone Pine/395 Trip October 2020
Posted by: Geoff On: October 25, 2020
Early October is the best time to see the fall colors along the eastern slope of the Sierra so we’ve been wanting to do this trip ever since our last trip in May of 2019 to Lone Pine.
Lake Davis Campout – July 2020
Posted by: Geoff On: July 4, 2020
Our first trip this year. The year of Covid-19. We went to Lake Davis for the first time in about five years with Mike and Vicki, and all of our dogs. Its on a first come basis so we were truly blessed in finding such great sites in the middle Read More
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MacKerritcher SP Camping October 2019
Posted by: Geoff On: December 20, 2019
This year for Kate’s birthday (Halloween), we went up to Fort Bragg and camped in MacKerritcher State Park for three nights. No dogs this time so we brought the jeep and bikes.
Utah Trip Part 5 – Moab
Posted by: Geoff On: December 20, 2019
We left Fish Lake on a newly paved forest road 640, 28 miles to hwy 70. Very scenic and nice road. I had been told at the Bryce visitor center that it was now paved and excellent for aspen autumn leaves.