What Happens in Las Vegas…
A night time view of New York New York Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas Continue reading What Happens in Las Vegas…
Category: Adventures
Traveling Without the RV
The RV is in the shop for repairs (remember that time Norm backed under a tree that broke the bathroom vent off?) and we’ve got cabin fever! So we’re traveling without the RV! Where to go, what to do! Our list of places we want to go is sooooo long. Now we have waited so long to plan anything that our schedules will only allow … Continue reading Traveling Without the RV
Gluten Free Glamping Meal Prep
Gluten Free Meals While Glamping When we are preparing for a trip, I like to plan our menu and prepare as much of the meals ahead of time as I can. I have Celiac Disease so gluten free glamping meals are a must. What I plan for meals depends on if we are going to have water and electric hookups. It also depends on what … Continue reading Gluten Free Glamping Meal Prep
Winter at Belknap Hot Springs Lodge and Gardens
A quick overview Belknap Hot Springs is a beautiful lodge with rooms for rent, cabins, RV sites (many with full hook-ups) and tent sites. We have only ever stayed in an RV spot, and have favorite spots for when we are there alone and when we are glamping with our friends, the Boals’. The sites are well-maintained and easy to get in and out of. … Continue reading Winter at Belknap Hot Springs Lodge and Gardens
The Importance of Carrying a First Aid Kit
Following her dreams in 2017 In the fall of 2017, we had the pleasure (and pain!) of delivering our oldest daughter to her new life at school at the University of Montana. We thought it would be fun to make a road trip out of it and see some sights while in Montana, so we took the RV. We stayed at the KOA near campus. … Continue reading The Importance of Carrying a First Aid Kit
Belknap Hot Springs
Enjoying the beauty of Belknap Hot Springs Resort in McKenzie Bridge, Oregon. Continue reading Belknap Hot Springs
Family Camp
This year has been crazy. So many of our regular activities have been cancelled or postponed indefinitely due to the Covid-19 pandemic. My heart aches for all the school children who are struggling to adapt to a new normal, with online learning. And to the recently graduated high schoolers that missed out on all the pomp and ceremony, trying to adapt to their new adult … Continue reading Family Camp
Newport and Seal Rock, Oregon
“If you are lucky enough to have a house by the beach, You are lucky enough.” I don’t know the origin of that saying, but it is on a plaque that hangs in one of my favorite places-the beach house at Seal Rock. We are fortunate enough to have access to a lovely cabin on the beach at Seal Rock. It seems like we used … Continue reading Newport and Seal Rock, Oregon
Eastern Oregon Ghost Town Tour
This year, on our 16th wedding anniversary, Norman and I moved our youngest into her college dormitory and became empty-nesters! This kicked off a 7 day Eastern Oregon road trip that began with 3 days camping with family on BLM land near Fort Rock, and ended with a tour of Oregon ghost towns. I had read articles on TravelOregon.com, OnlyInYourState.com, and ThatOregonLife.com about a ghost … Continue reading Eastern Oregon Ghost Town Tour
Hiking the Carter Dunes Trail
How the out of shape Slaters survived a short, intermediate hike on the coast. Continue reading Hiking the Carter Dunes Trail