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Old 09-02-2012, 04:43 PM   #81
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Harbor Hills in Meredith, NH (Lake Winnepesaukee). BEAUTIFUL weather here!
Just went by there yesterday, on our way back from a 6 day stay at Bayleys campground in Scarborough, ME. Real nice place 1/2 mile from the sea.
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Old 09-02-2012, 05:52 PM   #82
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Only camping in my mind.... The remnants of hurricane Isaac are making this holiday a bit soggy.
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Old 09-02-2012, 06:07 PM   #83
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Nowhere, gathering material to make a lighted flag holder for the pinbox on our 5ver. Will go sometime this week to Thousand Trails Forest Lake in Mocksville, NC for a few days.
Let me know how you like the camping. Only a couple hours from here.
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Old 09-02-2012, 09:05 PM   #84
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Where is Driftwood tx? We are from Santa Fe Tx about 18 mi north of Galveston. We have tried state parks that we have not been to before close to home this umber and have enjoyed them all. Bastrop, Lake Livingston, Goliad and Stephen F Austin and want to o to Matagorda which is a LCRA park.
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Old 09-02-2012, 10:55 PM   #85
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We are in Cluxewe campground, Port McNeil, North Vancouver Island, BC.

Found this place by accident, it is awsome and we would recommend it to anyone, http://www.cluxewe.com/html/kwakiutl_welcome.htm heading south to Port Alberni tommorow
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Old 09-02-2012, 11:13 PM   #86
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We went a few hours south to Madras OR to dig up some thundereggs at Richardsons Ranch Resort...they opened the Priday beds so we decided to dig. We stayed at Lake Simtustus, a campground that only allows RVs. They had the cleanest bathrooms I have ever used outside of my house or 4 star hotel. Too tired to fish, we came back after digging and no surprise, after cleaning up decided we were too tired to cook dinner so had some evening coffee and dessert and went to bed! haha

The rock ranch had amazing geological views! We saw a large herd of bighorn sheep that live out there...babies dotted the mountainside. Hot but fun in the sun. A few smashed fingers (me, not DH) but between the 2 of us, we found 35 lbs of collectible eggs. I cant wait to open them up to see the quality!

We purposely planned a short trip this weekend, so we could be back and rested and enjoy a work free Monday...safe travels to those on the road on Monday.

The photos show our hard working A frame at the camp site, DH with some of the thundereggs he's uncovered, the typical views, whats a trip without comment on gas prices (these were in Oregon) and going home - we stopped at a roadside sale, looking for hidden treasure (instead found friendly people and good conversation)...sometimes that IS the treasure in travel!
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Old 09-02-2012, 11:34 PM   #87
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Where is Driftwood tx?
Southwest of Austin about 35 miles, up in the hills near Wimberley.

You aren't the only one who's never heard of Driftwood.... There's nothing here but one church, a post office, and a store that's closed.
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Old 09-03-2012, 12:30 AM   #88
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We went a few hours south to Madras OR to dig up some thundereggs at Richardsons Ranch Resort...they opened the Priday beds so we decided to dig. We stayed at Lake Simtustus, a campground that only allows RVs. They had the cleanest bathrooms I have ever used outside of my house or 4 star hotel. Too tired to fish, we came back after digging and no surprise, after cleaning up decided we were too tired to cook dinner so had some evening coffee and dessert and went to bed! haha

The rock ranch had amazing geological views! We saw a large herd of bighorn sheep that live out there...babies dotted the mountainside. Hot but fun in the sun. A few smashed fingers (me, not DH) but between the 2 of us, we found 35 lbs of collectible eggs. I cant wait to open them up to see the quality!

We purposely planned a short trip this weekend, so we could be back and rested and enjoy a work free Monday...safe travels to those on the road on Monday.

The photos show our hard working A frame at the camp site, DH with some of the thundereggs he's uncovered, the typical views, whats a trip without comment on gas prices (these were in Oregon) and going home - we stopped at a roadside sale, looking for hidden treasure (instead found friendly people and good conversation)...sometimes that IS the treasure in travel!
I'm in SoCal so those gas prices are looking pretty good to me. I just paid $4.27 a gallon.
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Old 09-03-2012, 01:04 AM   #89
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Yes, Terier - I agree...with Hawaii leading the nation in gas cost, California is a close 2nd...Washington state is 5th and Oregon 7th highest....go figure its the west coast. For that reason we really need to ensure we enjoy our time and holiday with the RV...stay-cations are here to stay! haha Enjoy the rest of your Labor Day!
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Old 09-03-2012, 06:57 AM   #91
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We just got home Sunday night from our 7-days on the road (which we do each month). Since I work from home...and my wife's work takes her 2 hours away...we've started taking our Columbus and living there one week of the month. Working from home is flexible becuase "Home" hs wherever my pillow is.
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Old 09-03-2012, 07:10 AM   #92
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I can't believe we're not camping this weekend, the first anniversary of our new TT purchase! But, we are leaving Thursday for a 4 day weekend at Belle Isle State Park in Lancaster Co., VA. This will be our first trip there. We have 2 more trips planned. One in Va Beach with our RV dealer for their annual fall campout and then a full week on the Outer Banks of NC. We are considering camping for Christmas this year, but it's so hard to decide if we want to take the risk with the weather. If the weather is like last year, it will be perfect!
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Old 09-03-2012, 07:29 AM   #93
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We went a few hours south to Madras OR to dig up some thundereggs at Richardsons Ranch Resort...they opened the Priday beds so we decided to dig. We stayed at Lake Simtustus, a campground that only allows RVs. They had the cleanest bathrooms I have ever used outside of my house or 4 star hotel. Too tired to fish, we came back after digging and no surprise, after cleaning up decided we were too tired to cook dinner so had some evening coffee and dessert and went to bed! haha

The rock ranch had amazing geological views! We saw a large herd of bighorn sheep that live out there...babies dotted the mountainside. Hot but fun in the sun. A few smashed fingers (me, not DH) but between the 2 of us, we found 35 lbs of collectible eggs. I cant wait to open them up to see the quality!

We purposely planned a short trip this weekend, so we could be back and rested and enjoy a work free Monday...safe travels to those on the road on Monday.

The photos show our hard working A frame at the camp site, DH with some of the thundereggs he's uncovered, the typical views, whats a trip without comment on gas prices (these were in Oregon) and going home - we stopped at a roadside sale, looking for hidden treasure (instead found friendly people and good conversation)...sometimes that IS the treasure in travel!
you may need to find treasure to buy fuel @the price on the sign..
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Passed this station and about two blocks later I paid $4.24 a gallon.

In the end RVing to me is still worth the cost of gas.
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