We caught the Coho Ferry across the Straight of Juan De Fuca to Victoria on the 31st of May/17, this was 3 weeks ahead of when we had originally planed, but plans change. At this point in our journey we have travelled approximately 6760km (4200miles) upon arriving in Victoria. We can now slow down as …
We left Portland in rush-hour heading west toward Seaside, OR. We stayed a night at L.L. Stub Stewart State Park which is about 10 miles (16km) off the main highway to the coast. Next morning, on the way to Seaside we stopped at the Wines of Oregon store where we purchase a very nice …
After sorting out some business in Las Vegas we set off for Death Valley taking back roads instead of the main highway. Death Valley: The lowest point in North America, it was a nice day there only 34C/93F the day after it was 39C/102F and climbing. After leaving Death Valley we drove over two …
After 3 days at EXPO West where we did not take one photo due the to fact we had full schedules of courses to attend. There was so much to see and take-in plus our camper was on show by the manufacturer, we were kept busy all three days. We trundled down to Sedona for a couple of …
After some delays, due to varying reasons we finally left Calgary and started heading south, the weather in Calgary had not been the best for the beginning of May. In September, we sold our house rid our selves of most of our possessions (it never ceases to amaze me how much junk you can accumulate …
“One travels in order for things to happen and change, otherwise you might as well stay home” Nicolas Bouvier – The Way of the World. This all started when we looked at moving to Central America for retirement. Instead of flying there, I thought, why not drive and check it out all the countries for …