The guest trailer

Yes, I do need a bigger car or volkswagenbus' with a towbar.
And a nice caravan
Than park it for a week or so at a SVR Camping or Camping Farm.
That stil is on my bucketlist.
In the morning waking up next to horses or goats looks nice

It makes for a very nice, peaceful and inexpensive vacation! I hope you can do it, Fred!

What a lovely place to stay............it looks perfect just for one and I suspect you were quite comfortable...........what could be better than family, horses and dogs for company?

A beautiful photo too!

Thank you, Keith - yes, it was loads of fun!

Ventured south of the state line, huh? ;)

Yes, I've done that fairly often, it's very close. It's practically indistinguishable from Klamath Falls area, so not exactly an exotic getaway. Have to stop driving soon due to eyesight though, so appreciate any getaway I can get!

Does your son have a retro-looking car to tow the caravan with?

Haha - his wife has a restored '72 Chevy truck, would that do?

bonjour Diane. le paysage en arriere plan est magnifique. Cette belle caravane me rappelle des souvenirs. j'en ai beaucoup fait lorsque j'étais plus jeune. Je vois que mon gendre a le même tracteur de pelouse que votre fils. les chiens ont l'air si attentifs et heureux de poser pour vous.

It is gorgeous, in a dry desert kind of way. My camping days are over, but I loved touring around the western US and Canada in a 1976 VW pop-top camper van. My camping days are long over - too much work for an old woman!

Everything o.k. with you, Diane ?!
Good to notice: you had had a good holiday season. So I hope you're healthy, optimistic and fit all around. Best wishes from Berlin !

Greetings, Heidi! I'm OK, just losing eyesight and mobility, so my photography days are rare, now. I don't know what I'm looking at half the time! Thanks so much, nice to have your visit. ;-)