Do you have to take all the linen and stuff where you are staying? Interesting choice of bag. Must admit one of the types of bag we use when traveling is vacuum pack bags, so we can pack more stuff (no room to store a trailer at our place). The sight of a sunny day makes me jealous (it is winter here of course).
I'm sorry I didn't see this before I left. The bags were donations to oldkid's homeless congregation (clothes, shoes, blankets etc.) The trailer was full, but we somehow smashed it all into the minivan. It must have had clown car capabilities that day.
How severe are your winters? It didn't rain once in Portland or on the coast while I was there--pretty amazing.
Have a safe/fun trip.
Thanks! It was luckily both of those things.
Here's some pictures I took:
We had a great time meeting oldkid's family and working in his gardens and watching movies.
Had to make a stop here for Davis' benefit, especially since it was on the corner of:
After taking Davis to the airport, I headed to the coast and saw these cool doors en route. Each one weighs 500 lbs.
Not intentional, but fit the criteria of location, availability and affordability. How's that for on the nose?
I was telling AAAutin about the wave that took my awesome sandcastle before I could get a picture, but it looked a lot like this:
The best part of the day(s):
the end