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Northwest Adventure 2008
New to the Airstream world...
And also to blogging. sigh. I know...I am slightly mortified. And I also cannot figure out how to light my pilot light. Since I just got a great deal on a fresh turkey, it would be nice to get it in the oven. A very nice man lit it for me when I arrived to the camping area. I left it on the pilot setting as he told me to. But now I noticed it is off.
I know I am starting this first entry backwards. Am I supposed to introduce myself? I am a nurse/writer who left all of her worldly goods in storage and headed to Virginia to work for a few weeks. Three boxes of books and no TV....and all is well. Except for this pilot light and this turkey. I've been here for two weeks and think this is just the greatest.
If anyone could help me, I would appreciate it!
Thanks!
AngelaPosted 11-28-2008 at 12:56 PM by -
Day 6 - August 13
Those are some beuatiful photos Duane! We look forward to more updates to your travel blog (especially the members can can't be on such an epic journey right now)!Posted 09-01-2008 at 08:32 AM by Andy R 
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Day 1 - August 8
NW Trip
Thanks Andy, this is a very big experience for us. We're not accustomed to this type of travel and to be away from home for as long as we will be is a totally new adventure for us.Posted 08-17-2008 at 05:08 PM by dpandorf
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Day 1 - August 8
Thanks for "blazing the trail" and showing everyone how blogging your travels here on AIR works!
We look forward to reading more about your trip as it continues!Posted 08-17-2008 at 04:02 PM by Andy R
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Northwest Adventure 2008
Msmst, we've stayed at Madison Campground several times, and agree that it's a nice site, good enough with those terrific bath areas to return to. Were you overlooking the river? We could nearly fish from our back window! Or at least the big swing set out on the overlook. Sounds like you had a good trip, and the one featured in this blog sounds like a trip to remember too. Looking forward to following the excitement! ~GPosted 08-12-2008 at 03:53 PM by maxandgeorgia
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Northwest Adventure 2008
Northwest trip
I just returned from Yellowstone, and live in Longview, just a few miles from Castle Rock. I had a great time in Yellowstone. I fished the Madison River just downstream from the landslide lake. I windsurfed in Hebgen lake. We stayed in Madison Campground, which was very nice. Hope you have a great trip. For the record, Schaffran road is one of my favorite places for a bike ride in this area.Posted 08-08-2008 at 04:16 AM by msmst25
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Northwest Adventure 2008
Man, that looks like a great trip and I know you'll be fishing in a few of those places. Don't forget to take in the Tetons south of Yellowstone, time permitting of course. Thirteen weeks will go by in a blur.
Enjoy your trip.Posted 08-04-2008 at 06:24 PM by flyfshr
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Northwest Adventure 2008
Duane,
Thanks for testing out this new feature of the site. Your trip looks like it's going to be amazing. That's really cool the way you can share a link to the Google Map like that! You might have to show some of us how to make one of those.
I look forward to seeing your photos along the way. Maybe we can use your blog to showcase this new feature and the way people can keep a travel blog here on the forums.
Have a great trip!Posted 07-29-2008 at 10:28 PM by Andy R
