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Great ski mountain too. 360 degrees off the top!

Camp Inn, Campsite, Campers , and Campfire - all look like things are perfect - that's awesome in the middle of all this. Is that Mt Bachelor in the background of the lake picture.... I absolutely love the central Oregon mountains and Cascade Lakes Highway.... used to live in Portland - been in...

Two Cast Iron Fajita Plates with wooden trivets. Not just for Fajita's but they keep any meal warm while sitting at the picnic table. I place them either directly on a burner or just behind them if I am using both. I love food staying hot.

Roger, Wow - I know how hard those long hauls are - so many miles, yes with wonderful destinations... but it takes a commitment and dedication to do those long miles in between. Congratulations on an amazing list of destinations... some of our country's best public places. Canyon de Chelley...

Beautiful pictures Jenn! Wow - and a great geological history lesson too. I remember that there are spots in Oregon and N. Cal and Nevada where 6 to 7 feet of ash accumulated from that eruption. We have been to the park (on bikes) but RMBL-INN has not - need to remedy that soon.

I think with a nice down blanket and either your furnace or the electric heater to take the chill out of the trailer before going to bed - you will be fine. It has to be pretty cold for Linda and I to use the furnace during the night - but we use it before and when we wake up to warm the cabin.

State Map October 2019

I agree with Ken and Peggy - mine was closed and the handle in the locked position too - just not locked. I think if it is not locked - road vibration can slowly undo that unless its locked - then the speed causes the opening.

OK - I know its part of Cary's training that everyone gets when you buy the TD - but some folks on the forum are buying used campers and might not get all the same information. I was reminded about why locking the galley is important just this month when driving through Idaho. We had...

Dustin - you are right, I really meant the outlets that are at the bottom of the cabinets - not actually at the foot of the bed. We had used that for watching movies on the iPad - but for easy access to pillow side charging and alarms - I added these USB ports. Best to all - Dave K

We (RMBL-INN) were heading home to Seattle after a 30 day trip to the midwest parks and saw "Escape Pod" heading east on I-84 near the Idaho/Oregon Boarder. Not sure who that is - will do some looking in the forum on that. We had been planing on going to CICO but the call of the grand daughter...

Hi Jim, Yes - I have a 12 outlet and a 120v duplex, but it is at the foot of the bed - this are right next to our heads and the small storage bins I have mounted on the wall under the factory shelf... which is where I would put my phone at night for charging and alarms.

Hi Lynne, I have a 550 and use Eagle Creek Pack it Folders - one for shirts and one for pants, I also use a cube for socks and underwear. Those three pack hold a couple of weeks worth of close and are easy to pull out of the shelves and pick which item you will use for the day - Coats and cold...

Linda and I always charge our phones on our night stand and use the phones for our morning alarms... so I have been trying to decide how to do that without running a cord all the way to the foot of the bed where the 12 volt outlet is. We rarely plug into to 110volt - so I wanted it to work off...

Thanks for the suggestion - As always - we should be spending twice the time in these spots - - Google maps has us on 41 and 28 across the northern part until we get to 77 - so will have to save this for next time.

Boy I guess I got lucky - I have a reservation for two nights at Platte River CG!

Thanks Pat - we are planning on spending two days on the peninsula and taking the ferry from Copper Harbor to Isle Royal for a few days too. Really looking forward to this. Then we head over to Michigan and go south to Sleeping Bear Dunes.

OK - its on the list and we will be driving right by! Thanks for the local flavor!

Hi Kathy, Where exactly is Leno's - Linda and I are headed back there before the CICO in September. Dave K

As I just wrote in our first Long Haul post - our trip to visit our first grandchild took us over the 25,000 total as well. Starting on my birthday in 2012 our first stop was a Frank Lloyd Wright house in Iowa as we headed home to Seattle. We had; 5 outings, 3000 miles and 16 nights in 2012...