Ye old ice cream shoppe. It's a 1934 Dodge truck.
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No longer traveling in our Montana fifth wheel, we are enjoying our new Allegro Open Road motorhome during our school breaks. Most recently we are exploring the east coast with our grandson, Daniel, Greta, our seasoned traveler, and Nikki, our peppy adventurer. We hope you enjoy our travels through these pictures.
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- Eureka! It's California!
- We drove down the entire Oregon coast.
- Ye old ice cream shoppe. It's a 1934 Dodge truck.
- A tree permanently shaped by the ocean breeze.
- Oregon coast
- What a view!
- Oregon is full of many interesting things.
- Another bench, another rest.
- We girls LOVE the beach!
- The water is as blue as it looks.
- Awesome Oregon coastline
- California beachcombers
- Blowing and going - two whales were having a great...
- The rock on the right is actually the dorsal fin o...
- Here are some spectators watching the whales.
- This is Judy's new store in California.
- Even the dunes are artistic.
- The rocks along the coastline are so beautiful.
- Redwood trees in Northern California
- The trees are so beautiful.
- The Redwood National Park in California
- Judy in front of a giant Redwood
- Glen in the Redwoods
- Isn't she cute?
- The Oregon Coast
- Greta, doing her favorite thing......running on th...
- The town of Raymond, Washington is full of these b...
- West coast Mama
- Somebody strolling with her daddy on the beach.
- A large ship that wrecked on the Oregon coast and ...
- The Oregon beaches that we've seen are very shallow.
- An old shipwreck on the beach at Fort Stevens Stat...
- Glen and Greta in front of an old shipwreck near F...
- We're driving south on Hwy 101 in Oregon.
- The Oregon coast is very rocky but still has great...
- I love these old windblown pine trees along the co...
- Isn't this awesome?
- Checking out the Oregon coastline.
- We stopped at the Tillamook Cheese Factory. Forge...
- The cheese line
- The Tillamook cheese factory.
- These men are separating the curds and whey.
- What a wonderful sight.....sunset on the Oregon co...
- Some old lady watching the beautiful sunset.
- Greetings from Fort Lewis, Washington
- Helicopter innards at the Evergreen Aviation Museu...
- Airplanes of all sizes are displayed at the Evergr...
- The Spruce Goose, Howard Hughes' huge plane
- Glen, enjoying one of the many displays in the avi...
- A cute little plane at the Evergreen Museum
- Here we are, parked in front of the beautiful moun...
- It was a beautiful day to visit Mount St. Helens.
- A nice little couple took our picture in front of ...
- Trees were broken off like toothpicks.
- New growth is returning to the blast area.
- The area effected by the blast is like a flowering...
- The remains of a large tree affected by the blast.
- The ground around Mount St. Helens
- Beautiful British Columbia
- Ye olde fruit stand
- Okanagan Lake
- Okanagan Valley orchard
- Okanagan lake
- The beautiful countryside of the Okanagan Valley
- Orchards in the front, thanks to irrigation, and t...
- Fruit-laden apple trees
- Apple boxes waiting to be filled
- Immature fruit tree plantings
- Okanagan Valley farms. Hay is a big product.
- The British Columbia desert
- Back to civilization!
- We stopped at the Dairy Queen and discovered this ...
- Is that a Montana at the end of the rainbow?
- Log trucks make us feel like we're in Alabama
- Montana in fall colors
- There's new snow on the mountains.
- So why am I tied up to this tree when I could be c...
- Glen, setting up our picnic lunch south of Kamloops
- Judy and Greta at Boyd's Bog in Canada
- Totem poles on display in BC
- Totem pole carvings
- Totem poles
- Rainy Hyder, Alaska
- An eagle in a tree
- This is the pond where the grizzlies come to catch...
- Bear Glacier north of Stewart, BC
- Groves of aspen trees in fall colors
- Our favorite Provincial Park, Lake Kinaskan
- Lake Kinaskan Provincial Park
- A restaurant along the Cassiar Highway
- Cut jade
- Rock cutting machine
- Jade City, BC
- Jade City offers free RV parking
- Lake Kinaskan
- We're enjoying a rest in Smithers, BC
- Indescribably beautiful
- Bove Island, north of Skagway
- The Klondike Highway
- The fall colors are beginning to show.
- Our Montana in front of Montana Mountain
- The trees are beautiful.
- The remains of an old mine on the Klondike Highway.
- An old mine on the road to Skagway,
- Lichen added beautiful color to the landscape.
- Judy north of Skagway
- The fog cleared and we drove up to White Pass to t...
- Richardson Hwy
- Valdez, Alaska
- Yes, we're having fun in Skagway.
- Overlooking Skagway
- Gift shops in Skagway
- The mountains around Haines
- Our first view of Haines. That's Fort Seward in t...
- Haines, Alaska
- The ferry dock at Haines
- Fort Seward, an old Army base at Haines. It's on ...
- Glen volunteered for this picture.
- Haines small boat harbor
- A tourist in Haines
- A tourist in Skagway.
- This beautiful mural is on the side of one of the ...
- Skagway's visitors center. The facing is made up ...
- Just a few people in town shopping.
- One means of transportation around Skagway.
- Here we are in Haines at the cruise ship port. Th...
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