Riverside Inn Resort Grants Pass

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... Views from the top floor were incredible. Next stop was a visit to the University of Washington. Situated on the water, it was an impressive campus.<br>We then took off for Pike Place Market. This was a huge open air market....fish, flowers, fruits, vegetables....you name it. The market itself was blocks long ...

... die Weinberge hoch Richtung Oregon nach Williams. Auf Grund eines technischen Fehlers sind wir dann mit reichlich Verspaetung in Williams angekommen. Heute haben wir dann eine Tagestour zum Crater Lake unternommen, dem tiefsten See der Staaten. Schaut euch einfach die Bilder der letzten Tage an. Viel Spass.

This was an unexpected highlight brought to me by Tamami, who found it on the web. An entire hotel and resort entirely in the trees. Well, sort of. Most of the rooms are up in the trees, some as much as 40 feet, and some even have water and bathroom facilities. The whole place has been around for over 20 years and they have been adding on rooms and things to do ever ...

... cow raced the fence a couple more times, so the horses weren't too happy until we moved on past the cow's territory. However, shortly after that, there were a couple of deer just down the road ahead, eating some apples from a tree, (that could have possibly been a problem...either by getting spooked or spooking the horses) so Jenny rode ahead to 'move' them along, etc. Never a dull moment. <br><br>For those of you whom might remember my Travel Pod about last year ...

... expensive and pushed on. Probably not the smartest move - were quite stressed we would be empty in the middle of nowhere...but we found another one in the nick of time just outside of Forks. Forks was so small and full of Twilight signs and adverts - quite funny really. So from there it took us another 2hrs to get out of the park and then we pushed on through to ...

... so I thought. By the time I realised it, I was half way across the wrong bloody bridge! My sat nav took me the wrong way!!!!!!!!!! Annoyed that I missed the bridge, I kept on going and headed north to the 101. Redwood trees comb the 101, they go on for miles and some of the views you get of the foresty, creaks and ocean are amazing. Truly breathtaking. About 8pm it started to get dark ...

... if you buy your beer at the distributors on the leeward side of the island. Wish Willy's is a great if not unique dining experience. Overall Caye Caulker is a little touristy but not too bad. Placencia is a nice "village" . The village label barely fits because it seems more like a town. The are more tourists there than in Caye Caulker thus more selections of restaurants and various services. You can walk anywhere in the "village". If taking the bus to ...

... Greyhound service so I know I will rent a car to get to that area of interest. I have reserved approximately $40 city bus fares for the first month, $75 for Greyhound intercity service and approximately $465 for car rentals for the month. The budget after all primary expenses are reserved: My monthly budget will be approximately $2,000-$3,000/month all the above expenses shown above will leave me around $1,100 and that does not include food or gasoline for rental car ...

... to Depoe, OR rain in the early morning and then partially cloudy deteriorating into storm at the end of the day. Dove back up along the dunes, Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area 503-271-3611 stretching 44 miles from North Bend (just N of Coos Bay) to Florence which has an Old Town area along Bay St. I photographed the elegant Siuslaw River Bridge (Oregon Coast Highway), constructed in the 1930's by a WPA crew, boasting Gothic piers with metal finials and archways ...