View From Your Airstream Door

[Gringo]

Photo of my dear old gray haired mother and her excitement at seeing us pull into her yard with our brand new ( just picked up from dealer) airstream.

hey,it IS a view thru the door...

[t7389sg]

1950 Gibson J-45 Guitar
1983 Gibson Monroe Model Mandolin
If you like to pick bluegrass you might like this veiw.

[exthemius]

We opened our door after a storm to see this:

[Fly at Night]

Still camping out on ye old homestead. Back-up "tow vehicle" in distance. I get about 10 miles/bucket of oats.
* whinny * snort * neigh!!!!!

[masseyfarm]

View from door on a stop in N Norwich NY.
Dave

[SafariSS]

Colorado last week...

[Frank's Trailer Works]

[batman]

At the doctor getting needed repairs and some fancy upgrades.

[masseyfarm]

How can you complain about boondock sites like this.
Dave

[Air Cruiser]

OMG, Masseyfarm, is that British Columbia? Gorgeous!

Deb

[masseyfarm]

That stop is Revelstoke, BC, Woodenhead City Park.

THE STORY OF "WOODENHEAD"
"Woodenhead" was created in the 1930's
by local resident Peter Fuoco in his free
time while working on the Big Bend
Highway project. Using a double bitted
axe and some chisels, he decided to try
his hand at sculpting. Government Officials
were so impressed by the creation,
that they took the finished sculpture
and set it along the highway as one of
the first road safety warnings in B.C.
The sign advised speeding motorists
"not to be a Woodenhead" and slow down.
During the 1960's, when the Trans-Canada
Highway opened, Woodenhead was moved
to town and became a local heritage
artifact. In 2005 the restoration of
"Woodenhead" and the construction of the
protective roofing was carried out by
the City of Revelstoke.

Originally Posted by Air Cruiser

OMG, Masseyfarm, is that British Columbia? Gorgeous!

Deb

[Air Cruiser]

Thank you for that information; we just love history, and knowing the background on "things" adds so much to travels.

I have not been to British Columbia, but if more of it is as beautiful as that pic, I'd certainly enjoy traveling through and checking it out.

Deb

[edc4080]

On the Salmon River in North Fork, ID (Wagonhammer RV Park and Campground).

[Hibby]

Originally Posted by edc4080

On the Salmon River in North Fork, ID (Wagonhammer RV Park and Campground).

Great view.... Looks lika a great place to spend a few days!

Hibby

[Alumaholic]

Originally Posted by edc4080

On the Salmon River in North Fork, ID (Wagonhammer RV Park and Campground).

Thanks for sharing!

[exthemius]

Here's out our door above the Battle of Little Bighorn, in Garryowen, MT

[sharbours]

We have been camping at the Crater Lake Resort since Sunday with our friends Aaron & Suzie (ArgentStream on the Forums).

This is a lovely campground; all of the full hookup sites back up to a shallow creek. It's kid friendly, with a play area and free canoes to use in the creek. The sites are right next to each other, though, with little foliage separating them.


We spent 4 or 5 hours touring the Crater Lake area yesterday; it is a beautiful place that I highly recommend!!!

Sharon

[valmog]

Sharon we love Crater Lake too and are heading there in a couple of weeks...can't wait!

[valmog]

We just returned from a four day stay in Central Oregon. We have panoramic windows in the back so we had views both coming and going!

This is Blue Bay Campground at Suttle Lake:

[the544man]

I know it's not taken exactly from my outside my door-- but it was almost like camping alone at the crooked river ranch near smith rocks in central Oregon last week. Interesting place to hang your hat. Cheers ted