Stefrobrts

Thanks for the Welcome!!! I have never been to a rally or owned a Can But I am in the Market and on a all points search... I am an artist and cant wait to go trippin around wonderland in a vintage Bambi ... Look forward to meeting you... great pics ... Best Katherine

Hi Stephanie, just wondering how your little lady is doing? And if you are speaking or communicating with Darol please pass on our hello's. I sure hope to meet him this yet this year, and you guys as well. Hopefully by later spring I'll be able to do a bit more travel than I have been. Take care, Barry

Hi Stephanie,
Just talked again to Derol at OHSU - he's looking forward to a daytime visit to Area 33. The transplant is going OK. He's on the rebuilding track and will be at OHSU for at least a few more weeks. Linda and I would like to attend Area 33. It seems from the posts that all the spots are taken. Would their be room for us dry camping?? Regards, Tony & Linda Starbird

Hi, i was wondering about your heater installation.. I have a 65 caravel.. was it hard to get the exaust ducting routed? How good of a job does it do heating and what BTU did you get? Thanks Josh

Hi stephanie. Just a note to let you know we went to Ashland last night and saw a play. The further adventures of Hedda Gableur. Good fun. Now we are on the coast in Northern California. Hope you both have fun in Ashland. Gerry and Susan

Hi Steph,

Steve, our older son Bobby and I and Cody just got back from the Coast..we tried out the new awning I made..it works!!!..I'll post an update on the blog, check it out if you like!!!..we visited another Fort that John Sutter took charge of: Fort Ross, and there was a display room with the weasel..you've seen those, right?..that's where the 'pop' goes the weasel comes from I read somewhere..you know Steph, if you keep talkin' 'bout spinning wheels and such, I just might have to start another new project!!..I don't know what's wrong w/me, but I love a challenge (if it's not too complicated and my patience is good)..paula

Whoohoo!!..that's cool!!..hmm, where did you get your spinning wheel?

ok, so you favor the horn-less types!!

Hi Steph,
I went to visit Sutter's Fort last weekend where they had a reunion of 187 descendants of John A. Sutter Jr. There is an ongoing live history event all during the Summer and that day, one of the pioneer bonetted ladies was using the spinning wheel..she was making yarn from the wool of Jacob's sheep..have you seen these 4 horned sheep?..fascinating.

Hi Steph,

That sounds so cool!..please post some pix when you do start your project!..our friend showed us a scarf and a pair of socks she got someone to make for her from her llama..seemed very warm and fuzzy!