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Leaving Oregon through Nevada — 5 Comments

  1. I don’t usually comment, just look and think WOW !!! ….Greg, you both have such a great love for the outdoors and traveling with your RV, I LOVE reading your adventures, which I find very interesting and the photo’s, just AWESOME !! Thank you for having this blog and giving me peace while I am still 18 months from moving into my first RV and hitting the road. I wish I could print up all your posts and use them to just follow what I already know would be a wonderful adventure. Please continue to enjoy what you do so wonderfully. Safe and blessed travels to you both. Colleen

    • Colleen, thanks for the high praise – – that makes me feel really good about sharing our wanderings, which of course I love to do.

      Just FYI, there’s a free PC software product called Primo PDF Converter, which installs on your computer like a printer. You can easily print ANYTHING to it, and it will create a multi-page pdf document, which is of course then usable off-line, can be emailed to a friend, or just archived, whatever. I’ve been using Primo PDF for many years, and it’s a great tool for making pdf’s from any source.

  2. Whatever your motivation is or your algorithm for choosing a destination, please don’t stop blogging. I have really enjoyed reading your write-ups about your trips. It is almost as enjoyable as when you were here at LTXC and occasionally chatted: about non-work stuff of course.

    • Myron, I’m not sure I understand your question, but it sounds vaguely accusative. Are you referring to my travels or my writing? – – so I’ll answer you vaguely defensively.

      :o)

      I’m retired, and aside from some medical issues that need regular attention, I don’t HAVE TO know what I’m up to. I can go when I please, where I please, and find out what’s there when I get there. Of course, I do a LOT of research beforehand, using paper and Internet maps and satellite imagery. We routinely avoid cities and populated areas and really hot weather.

      Then, while I’m out there with things fresh in my mind, I go over my recent photos and write up my experiences. My purpose in this is dual – – I like having the blog as a personal journal and a memory-jogger as well. And I also enjoy sharing the experiences and things learned with my friends, family, and acquaintances.

      Assuming you weren’t being rhetorical, I hope that answers your question.

      G.

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