We are up early, it’s decidedly coolish but warms to 15C by
the time we break camp, we're on the
road by 9am. The drive west towards
Eugene/Coburg along HWY 58 (smacks of home) was very scenic – mountains, forests, a summit of 5,000', steep
6% winding descents, truck run offs, lava rocks, rivers, rail bridges, high
fog, a tunnel, a reservoir and a dam, even a truck wreck, until we join SH5 heading
north for maybe 8 or so miles until we get to our campground at Armitage Park,
near Coburg. But first we have a little power
shop at Ross, where I pick up a ‘few’ items of clothing for me and Kim scopes
out Cabelas to check out the Humminbird gear.
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| Could almost be in NZ |
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| Lava Rocks - but only on the right hand side of the highway |
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| I am sure we will fit! |
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| Was the driver txting? |
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| Hope we do see Elk!! |
I am prematurely called back to the coach, K has had his
lunch and we should get going for the next couple of miles to check in to our
camp for the week (8 days). On arriving
at Armitage Park CG, there is no one at the gate so we make ourselves at home
at our pre-booked site #13. This is a great park - full hook up, cable and
free WIFI, even a tree for shade if we need it but it’s a bit overcast at the
moment. L&L have already arrived
and have gone to collect their mail. It’s
already nearly 3pm so after we get set up, put on a load of laundry, check out
the furnace circuit boards ready for going to North Western (the most
amazing RV parts in the country) tomorrow, we have a late HH where we compare
notes of our days travel etc… Cheers!
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If anyone needs their fix take this exit!
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Well just caught up on your blog and admit to being mighty jealous. Winter arrived full blast earlier in the week seeing a couple of days in Wellie with single digit highs! Decided we could easily adapt to your lifestyle...... OK we'll just dream. Look for forward to next installment's ๐
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