Rather like the horse heading home to the barn, the coach started pulling us toward our destination! Actually, we did consider Asheville, a neat little town in southern Oregon, famous for its Shakespeare Theatre, and Medford, for the tour of the Harry and David facility, but the campgrounds there did not get good ratings, and it isn't Shakespeare season, so Clem found a very nice campground in Salem, only an hour from the townhouse. On the long trip, we like to stop short of the destination to do some housekeeping, and pack up everything that needs to go to the house. And this time, we can't pull the MH up to the front of the building, as roads are too narrow, so Clem loaded everything in the car at the campsite, while I was cleaning and packing. Rather like moving!
Now back, the car unpacked, and at least the groceries stowed away, Clem is asleep on the couch, and the kitties are exploring the surroundings, as I finish up the 6th cross country blog! It was a great trip, outside of the worry of tornados, and we saw a lot, and yet had some time to relax, which was nice.
Several new touches to the coach, including a little lamp, added to the feeling of coziness.
And the boys enjoyed the bright new colorful bedding I added to spark up the interior decor!
I even had a little fun with lighting in Little Rock for Memorial Day! Loki thought it was great!
We leave our little house on wheels to await the next adventure!
I even had a little fun with lighting in Little Rock for Memorial Day! Loki thought it was great! 
So glad you are home safe. Has been a blast to travel with you both. We are having the first hurricane rains today and tomorrow. See what you are missing. Yosemite looks wonderful. I remember quitting my hike to the falls because I got too hot! Much love.
ReplyDeleteJudy, great once again to have you along for the ride! Always look forward to your comments and knowing you are there! Love and hugs to you both.
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