We’ve been on the move the last few days. We left LaPine, OR, Wednesday and drove north to Deschutes State Park near where the Deschutes River meets the Columbia in northern Oregon. Really pretty park; we had a camping spot on the shore of the Deschutes River -- the same river we camped near at LaPine State Park. After one night at Deschutes, we again went north to the Yakama Nation RV Park in Toppenish, just east of Yakima, WA, and on the Yakama Indian Reservation. Today we’ll move to Sportsman State Park in Yakima. Later this week we're going to Twin Lakes on the Coleville Indian Reservation in northeastern Washington where Jim’s high school friends Pat and Cindy and Buddy and Nancy have cabins.
Jim connects power and water to the rig at the shady Deschutes State Park near Wasco, Oregon. |
A common sight along the Columbia River on the eastern part of the Oregon/Washington border. |
Had I had the same experiences, that you noted in your last posting, I would have gone on the lamb also! Having run from embarrassing situations before, I recommend another three solid weeks of constant movement.
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