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It's with mixed emotions ( very happy and a little sad too ) that we announce that The Dew Drop Inn has new owners. Nancy and Wade drove up from Eugene OR today to pick her up. Really nice folks, we are so happy for them and so glad Dewey will be in good hands. Who knows they may attend the...

What with all the great weather on the peninsula this week the teardrops are beginning to roll, saw this very stylish woodie at the Co-op today... ... let the camping season begin! Michael

Swing by slip 16 at Point Hudson marina, we're doing boat chores today so we will most likely be around. Michael

ROGs won't need goggles in the PNW this week Frank, sunglasses are more like it. Springtime in Port Townsend... Victorian splendor A gardener's paradise The critters like it A sailors delight The camping is pretty sweet too! ... the forecast calls...

Here's another ROG (retired old geezer/goat) rig. It's a chopper/camper, came accross the picture online. Alaskee anyone? Michael

Hi Fred I may have a unique perspective in this regard cuz I presently own a Camp-Inn, Airstream and Cape George sailboat. All three use marine grade plywood in their construction. Our sailboat's plywood is over 40 years old and is still structurally sound. The boats main bulkhead is made of...

Frank, check out Rutland wind turbines, they're blissfully quiet! Michael

The "Dizzy" crew lived happily off grid for months last winter with just our 120 watt panel...but of course we burned plenty getting from A to B. Michael

Yeah, you got it Frank, you'd have to choose your weather carefully, but a lot of pass times/sports are like that... you don't start a sailboat voyage during a hurricane... right? Check out this potential tow vehicle with built in solar...I mean you'd definitely have "no emissions"...

Thanks for the heads up Frank, I responded to Nancy and Wade's PM, congrats on finding new owners for LeDroppe...came across this and thought I'd post it here... ...now this is something every teardropper can appreciate, you tow it with a bicycle... ... no I'm not talkin about that...

The D&D crew are back in the PNW! Michael

Have you ever wondered how many Camp-Inns would fit on a car carrier? While your contemplating that you can count how many Smart Cars fit. Seen at an interstate 5 rest stop today Michael

Teardrop nation Came across this photo online, it's a teardrop standy that's been repurposed, care to guess what part of the country this picture was taken... ...yachting anyone? Michael

It's forecast to reach 100 degrees this time next week Mike. "Spring is in the air" This crew is heading back to cooler climes starting tomorrow. Say goodbye to the desert "Dizzy"... ...till next winter. Michael

Thanks Diane, Becky and Frank, here's a few more pics from Anza Borega, just because! Michael

We haven't seen big flashy displays of desert wildflowers this year, maybe not enough rain, might be too early, or just in the wrong place at the wrong time. What we have seen is a more intimate display of the bloomin desert! "Spring has Sprung" early, here in...

Gotta love it when the daydream turns real...glorious weather...beautiful pictures...thanks for posting them. Michael

If the pump keeps running it usually means you're out of water.

Hi Gina and Bob I figure we've set up our side tent about 50 different times, so a good amount of practice/experience. I think it's a marvel of soft goods engineering but there is only so much you can do so we have given up on the belief that the tent is going to be completely dry and bug...

Can't wait to see the "Foxy" decal!