This was a bitter sweet trip in that it was “Le
Droppe”, my ‘08 Camp
Inn 550 Tear Drop, last trip together.
Luv’d this TD, it’s so easy and practical to use. But have to make way for the next level,
Truck/camper rig.
Anyway, tripp’n down to Prineville for several reasons.
- Attend
and Off-Road (ORV) mapping/track waypoints class sponsored by the US Forest
Service in Oregon. ORV Friendly and
supportive. Central
Oregon SXS
- Check out
moving to the Bend area, not sure exactly where yet, but apx 2yrs down the line. Looking at a Land/Cabin package, but 5+ acres
with a Mfg home will work. It’s not like
I’m go to live in it for the next 20+ yrs.
The Prineville
Reservoir is a great place to camp if not crowded. It’s about 30 min back into Prineville. Wind can pickup if on the camping bluff, I
was in C-19. Spaces are close so summer
time might be pushing the quiet level.
Good if you have a group going..
A good trip, cut a little short due to a storm
coming in, rain & wind, not fun when working together. Was going to drive the John Day area, Hwy 19
through the Fossil beds, but got pressed for time due to weather.. Next time..
Putting ‘Le Droppe’ on the market this week or
so, getting it detailed out first.
S'long my good friend...
S'long my good friend...
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