My Life and Travels
Stayed around camp all day. Worked on photos for a while and than worked on Photo Elements 10 lessens in the evening. I purchases a Lynda.com DVD a couple of years ago and I have started to work back through this course.
We did have 4 Chinook helicopter visit.
Here you can see the pilot.
One of the crew member’s waved to Jean.
I still don’t understand why they have to kick up so much dust. If he would stay 25 feet higher there wouldn’t be any dust.
The nice lady at the main gate gave us a pull through, site 82.
Fr. Rob Evenson had these at mass tonight.
Their is one of these in Coach Pete Carroll’s office. Go Hawks.
I have not updated the blog’s theme (the way it looks) since it was started in 2010. I am now using theme named ” 2014 “. I will be adding some of the new features of this theme as soon as I figure them out. To start with this theme allows for multiple headers which will be displayed in a random sequence.
I have acquired a bad habit, Ipad jigsaw puzzles.
We got to Richard and Vicki’s at 2:35. We had a really nice evening setting outside enjoying their gas fire ring. Richard has been working hard on has spike man and this was his first evening off for a while.
Camp site:
Left her home about noon and had a nice drive over Chinook Pass, not a cloud in the sky. We’re in site 10. Last time we were here on 2007 we were in 12.
90° today.
Here is our drive over to Kaner Flats.
We haven’t been to Penrose for a while. This is one of the first places we took Hank when training him to be in the motorhome by himself. Campsite site pictures tomorrow.
I’m setting out on the picnic table which has a nice sun cover. It is doing a good job of keeping the rain off me and the table.
We have decided to move north tomorrow in hopes of finding sun. The forecast for this area is clouds and rain for the next several days (including RIGHT now). Going to C J Strike Dam south of Mountain Home, Idaho the weather forecast is at least more positive.
Woke to a sunny cooler morning. Having our regular morning, coffee and Bailey’s with Andes’ chocolate. We plan to hike up the right side of the valley.
Here is a great picture Don took during the lighting storm last weekend. It was posted on weather.com.
This is the second post for today, Hank & I hiked up right side of the valley under The gondola.
High point:
I am here: 46 56.46 N 121 29.257 W http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:46.94101,-121.48763
5552 alt
Here are couple of view pictures
Some screen shots from tracking app.
High point.
Distance is plus a mile, the road is rocky and I was getting concern about Hank’s feet.
This sign is at the start of the road going up hill, and it is up.
