We are off on our way for a three week trip to California to
visit Jeanette’s son Tony and his wife Maggie and their baby boy Bobby. We will be meeting up with them next weekend
at a KOA campground on Monterey Bay near Watsonville. Because the temperatures
along the I-5 corridor in Northern California are in the hundreds, we have
chosen to leave a few days early and travel down the coast line where the temps
are predicted to be in the 60 and 70’s.
Today was just a short little jaunt of 60 miles from our
home in Elkton to Bluebill Lake Campground as shown in the photo. Bluebill Lake is located just north of Coos
Bay in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. It’s a favorite of ours that we have returned
to many times to enjoy camping, hiking and birding. Today did not disappoint us in any way; we
are the only campers in this clean quite 18 site campground, and because it’s a
federal campground, and I have a Senior Pass, it only costs 10 dollars to spend
the night. We had a great bird walk this
afternoon and now are enjoying some quiet time in the sunny mild
temperatures. If you look closely at the
photo you may be able to see a little Douglas Squirrel running across the
pavement just in front of the motor home.
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