Some first time with cat pics.

First day arrival My DW and MIL












Pic taken from rear window at night was fairly dark.


That is enough for now time for bed.

Thanks for the pics! I like the night time view. Where are you located?

I love the photo looking out the rear window.

Very nice photos. It looked like your hookups were on the passenger side. Was that awkward? Was it water and electric? Or was there sewer also?

The night view turned out good - one of the many nice things about digital cameras.

Tater

That's an awesome view. Thanks for the pics.

Scruffy and Tater wrote:Very nice photos. It looked like your hookups were on the passenger side. Was that awkward? Was it water and electric? Or was there sewer also?

The night view turned out good - one of the many nice things about digital cameras.

Tater

They set up the park mainly for motorcoaches you just have to run everything under trailer it is a pain.

Glen Schumann wrote:Thanks for the pics! I like the night time view. Where are you located?

That was El Granada next to Half Moon Bay near San Francisco California.

Here are some more pics.

Beautiful area!

TC

Like TC said,That is a beautiful area.The DW likes the pictures of the flowers.

Cool pics. Great looking rig!

They are some awsome Pictures

Great pics, thanks for sharing with us. BTW, don’t get too attached to that Forest River cover on the spare tire. Unless Forest River has improved those covers, they loosen after about a year and a half and then fly off at highway speeds. Both the covers on our previous 2004 and our current 2008 are resting peacefully somewhere along I-70 in Kansas.

Richard Mondavi wrote:Great pics, thanks for sharing with us. BTW, don’t get too attached to that Forest River cover on the spare tire. Unless Forest River has improved those covers, they loosen after about a year and a half and then fly off at highway speeds. Both the covers on our previous 2004 and our current 2008 are resting peacefully somewhere along I-70 in Kansas.

Not attached looking for new one already.

Richard Mondavi wrote:Great pics, thanks for sharing with us. BTW, don’t get too attached to that Forest River cover on the spare tire. Unless Forest River has improved those covers, they loosen after about a year and a half and then fly off at highway speeds. Both the covers on our previous 2004 and our current 2008 are resting peacefully somewhere along I-70 in Kansas.

You got that right about the tire cover,Ours took our license plate with it.

Nice place. Which way did you go there? Glad you all had a great time at HM.

Both the covers on our previous 2004 and our current 2008 are resting peacefully somewhere along I-70 in Kansas.

I got lucky and grabbed mine at a gas stop before it fell off. But was I lucky ? or did I deprive a wayward hitch hiker of a rain hat ?

Portagie1968 wrote: Nice place. Which way did you go there? Glad you all had a great time at HM.

Acctually I went to Watsonville first for 1 day then headed down the coast from there down HWY 1

That highway is a beautiful drive if U have time.

I was in no hurry drove slow and used pull outs to let others by.

Tracker16 wrote:Like TC said,That is a beautiful area.The DW likes the pictures of the flowers.

Here are a few more flowers.









These are a few of my favs.

God had a good day when He decided to create flowers. Those of us who love flowers have been having good days since.

TC

Portagie1968 wrote: That highway is a beautiful drive if U have time.

I have been down Hwy 1 from Oregon to San luis Obisbo with my other Fiver it has beautiful views and I have seen alot of them when I used to live in San Luis Obispo.

Worked in SLO?

Portagie1968 wrote: Worked in SLO?

Did for a while at my Dad's arco station on corner of montery and johnson.
now it is a AM/PM. also actually lived in a small town called Baywood Park about 15 miles west of SLO.
also went to school in Morro Bay High.
Really loved that place always could find something to do fishing swiming riding dirt bikes the sand dunes and my dad's dune buggy to sail planes at Cal Poly clamming in Pismo and crabing off the piers in Morro Bay.

Nice photos, thanks for sharing.

We rolled a 21/2 tom close to that AM/PM.

Spent a lot of time down their visiting Camp SLO.

Yea I saw a few accidents on that corner some were deadly.
When I worked at that arco station in 72 price of premium was 29.9 also a valve job cost around 20 bucks only made 1.00 a hr because i was family.

onetonford wrote:

Portagie1968 wrote: Nice place. Which way did you go there? Glad you all had a great time at HM.

Acctually I went to Watsonville first for 1 day then headed down the coast from there down HWY 1

Actually up the coast. U are like some older ladies I had in church last Sunday. Church was getting to cold for them so they wanted me to turn the AC down.