View From Your Airstream Door

[m.hony]

This is true.


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[cwf]

Spiders are kewl..

[switz]

That's big enough to plug the Venturi in any propane appliance!

[Andrew T]

This is our spot in the Moro Campground in Laguna Beach State Park. The park has maybe 10 units in it so lots of great lots available. You can sit under the awning and watch waves break over the rocks. This is site 60 if your ever booking.

The other shot is the sun setting over what I guess is Catalina Island.

Andrew T

[Jim Flower]

Hi Andy,
Had to laugh. You are either in big time holiday mode or still on ET. Jim

[Andrew T]

I get up early anyway so when I go west I really am messed up. Start yawning at 7:00Pm

[BoldAdventure]

Shiters full
https://www.instagram.com/p/-uxCIFvvty/

[Jim & Susan]

Originally Posted by BoldAdventure

Shiters full
https://www.instagram.com/p/-uxCIFvvty/

The Santa Hat adds a nice touch.

Jim

[cwf]

Originally Posted by BoldAdventure

Shiters full
https://www.instagram.com/p/-uxCIFvvty/

Dig a "Ho Ho Ho" out there for the "load"! BTW, is that Moose Drool beer?

[subfan1]

Originally Posted by Andrew T

This is our spot in the Moro Campground in Laguna Beach State Park. The park has maybe 10 units in it so lots of great lots available. You can sit under the awning and watch waves break over the rocks. This is site 60 if your ever booking.

The other shot is the sun setting over what I guess is Catalina Island.

Andrew T

Hi Andrew, the state park where you are camped at is called Crystal Cove state beach located in the city of Laguna. Beautiful views!

[Andrew T]

Thanks for the correction, I keep calling it Laguna beach for some reason.

[jayseejay]

From our picnic table, we photographed this nuclear sub heading out in very rough seas. Taken from Fort Clinch SP in North Florida, beach campground site 8. The subs come and go a few times per month from King's Bay base in Southeast Georgia. This departure was particularly impressive given the rough seas and the absence of large escort ships that usually shield part of the view of the sub on either side. Joe

[Jim & Susan]

Originally Posted by jayseejay

From our picnic table, we photographed this nuclear sub heading out in very rough seas. Taken from Fort Clinch SP in North Florida, beach campground site 8. The subs come and go a few times per month from King's Bay base in Southeast Georgia. This departure was particularly impressive given the rough seas and the absence of large escort ships that usually shield part of the view of the sub on either side. Joe
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WOW! What great, great pictures!! Did you catch the hull number as she went by?

Jim

[Remax gal]

Jayceejay, that is incredible!!! Very, very cool!!


Laura & Tom