Leaving Nebraska

 We left early Monday, July 8th, as usual, we awoke, got coffee, feed Dakota and Tilly, do the small items that we left from the night before. Jeff, was up, Breaunna and Jade came by and said their goodbyes. 

We were on the road by 7 am, and hooked up in 20 minutes down on the corner. Our distance was only going to be about 300 miles, but due to how early it was we decided to continue on, plus locating an overnight stop in Iowa was getting difficult, as no one was calling us back in a timely fashion. I located a COE park (Fisherman) inside of Illinois, very close to Moline. With our discount $15, for the night with 50amp. 

After a good dinner, and walks around area, we retired. Morning came, did our morning routing, and proceeded out. We stopped at the dump to clean tanks and take on some fresh water. Next stop Wayne and Sandy's place outside of Burlington, WI.

Once here, we setup and enjoyed a night gather outside talking. A discussion was held about taking us up in Wayne's 4 seater that evening, but clouds were gathering, so we tabled that for the next morning. That was then tabled due to possible rain in the morning. However on Thursday morning promised to clear up. So, off we went.

There we are, along with the Farm, and Farm house which Wayne sold.

We spent time at the local farmers market, which, was awesome. Which we had room in freezer and refrigerator. 

Along with a drive out to Mars Cheese Castle 

We also stop at a liquor store just to see the products

Ok, this is enough for now: catch you up later with the rest of the story.

Safe Travels and Journeys

DaGirls Rv, Gus the Bus

Susan, Tilly, Dakota and me

Not Traveling ?

 Why not? Sure the temperature is getting higher, but why stop seeing this wonderful country. 

Earlier I stated we were staying at Lepage Campground. 

LePage Park is located at the confluence of the John Day and Columbia Rivers just five miles from Rufus, Oregon, and the John Day Dam. Popular activities include river fishing, swimming, water skiing and boating. 

Lepage is a camping\fishing destination for locals, Friday thru Sunday. However, this morning there were 4 travelers staying overnight.

Cost $35 during peak season, 1/2 with a special pass.

Photos of our walk-a-bout this morning

This morning I decided to take a few photos of - what else ? trucks.

This one deserve a special photo as they were kept inside a fence encloser.

I also included a few photos of ? 

Next stop, Elks Lodge in Mountain Home, ID. Land of the Giant Potato.

Safe Travels and Journeys

DaGirls Rv & Gus Da Bus

Susan, Tilly, Dakota and me.

Bo Wood Campground Sullivan Illinois

 I used to Post Sites/Campgrounds/Reviews on DaGirls blog sight. Well, it seems as I have gotten away from this. So, change up time. Back to basic's but I will only post good to outstanding sites.

Susan book us a 4 night site at the COE campground south of Sullivan, Il. titled Forest "Bo" Wood Campground - Website - Here.

What offsets this COE from all the others we have stayed at? 

Is it the 50Amp service with shared water within 50Ft. Is it the sites with water and electric? Or is it the Full Hook Up sites: Water, Sewer & 50 Amp service? Or all the sight's are extremely large along with some of them are pull thrus. 

When Susan booked the sight she did not realize the FHU option.  Either way the grampground gets a 5+ in recommendations from us.

While I am at this, how about a few photos of Sullivan, IL.

Safe Travels and Journeys

Susan, Tilly, Dakota & me

DaGirls Rv, Gus