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Apr 5, 2007 - Home

We arrived at 3:45 after a 6 hour drive from Red Bluff. Pulled the Siskiyous with no problem. We Yard needs a lot of work and we will tackle it tomorrow. This officially ends our Winter Trip. We put 9,000 miles on the truck and about 2,500 on the 5th wheel. We saw a lot that was new to us and, again, had a great time. We hope you enjoyed following our adventures. Love to all from Karen and Larry Bye.

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Sep 17, 2006 - Roseburg

We decided to junk the plan of driving down the coast, as the road that runs parallel to the coast is really twisty and go through lots of small towns with low speed limits, so making progress is hard and most of the time you cant see the sea anyway, as the road is too far inland We saw a place called crater Lake, so we've decided to go and explore that instead.

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Jun 20, 2006 - June Trip 2006

Macgregor 'n Me June 2006 Vacation Part 2 Judy's Journal We love Oregon, and if it weren't for family connections in Southern California, we'd probably move north to the land of eternal green. Of course, if we lived in Oregon year-round, we'd have to contend with rain, winds and in some locations, much snow. But, since our visits are usually during spring or fall, Oregon, for us, is Camelot. The weather on this trip has been idyllic, hovering in the 60's-80's with oodles of sunshine. Wild flowers of every color and variety are in bloom, and...

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Apr 10, 2006 - From San Benito to Sutherlin

So we sold some greeting cards to the San Benito Thousand Trails store. Then the supervisor told us she'd really like some with pictures of the boss' horses. We managed to find the horses and got some pictures just before we moved north to Lake Minden, another Thousand Trails park, north of Sacramento. To get there we cruised back highways as much as possible. We followed CA 99 through such neat communities as Gustine, Crows Landing, Westley and Vernelis. At Lake Minden we learned that the single-lane narrow bridge allowing access to most...

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