We moved inland where it was much warmer. We camped a Stub Stewart park and went paddling in a nearby lake.

We moved up the coast to Washington but it was rainy and cold at Desperation but as we left we got some excitement a camper caught on fire and we couldn’t leave until it was put out. We could not even use it to roast marshmallows

We are now at Walport and the wind come stadily off the Pacific and bends all the trees tward the land.

The beach here is 200 yards wide and NO drift wood.

It was too rainy in the redwood so we heades north. we stayed at Sunset Bay state park and paddled in the protected bya and even ventured out into the Pacific because it was so calm.

From the top of the cliffs you can just see the lighthouse across the bays.

you could ever hear the sealions barking in the distance.

We went down to a small beach and decided to climb this rock ridge.

After gold beach we went up the mountain and camped next to the Rouge River.

Gold beach was covered with drift wood and cars even drove on the beach.

We stayed  at the Redwood National Park for a few days and Sally got to hug her Redwood tree.

We left Idaho and cut across Oregon on the way to Redwood NP in California. We stopped at Crater Lake on the way.

Sally and Queenie both enloyed the snow.

We are now in the town of Cascade Id. at Sugarloaf camp ground over looking Lake Cascade. It is a sunny valley with the snow caped mountains across the lake.

We went paddeling on the lake yesterday. There was no wind and the mountains reflected in the water.
We will be here until Sunday the 17th and then on to Oregon.