As I move further west, the land becomes greener. At first this verdancy is achieved with the assistance of copious amounts of irrigated water. Later, the forests take over and flowers appear. Then, the weather goes too far. Winds return, temperatures drop and the next thing I know, I am in a blizzard (well sort of).
To experience the thrill and beauty of traveling in Oregon in late May, ride along with me in the video below.
That looks like a little bit of NC, wait 5 minutes and the weather will change BIG TIME. Glad things went well and hope you get the rig fixed like you want it. Good to here from you. GOD BLESS
JD
Jim
True about the weather. So glad to see spring flowers here. I miss them when I am in the desert.
Thank goodness there was no reason to have to think about chains!! Who knew in May? You are such an inspiration making these trips by yourself. You are my hero. The banjo must be your “thing” cause your really good and you look so relaxed. Hope you enjoy your stay in Oregon and good luck with the fix!
Thanks for the encouragement. I am so lucky to keep meeting wonderful people (like you guys) wherever I roam. Makes it easier to keep exploring. I do love the banjo – hope Earl Scruggs would be proud of my old lady banjo playing.
Thanks for sharing your travels and musical ?
Talents! Keep on keeping on Deb. Love ya Theresa aka wannabe violin ? player
You can do it! The fiddle is actually pretty easy to learn especially if you have ever taken piano lessons. Thanks for following me Theresa!
After several years I finally found your blog. So happy you are still enjoying the life. Any chance you are coming back to the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta for the 50th this year. We are once again (4th time) to celebrate. Keep enjoying the RV Life Jack and Ruth Ann Chapman
So glad that you found me! YES, I will be volunteering at Balloon Fiesta this year. Can’t wait to see you guys there!!