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The Dewey crew (Talelayo crew today) are out for a sail along the beautiful Olympic Peninsula coastline. The Peninsula isn't just for teardrop trailer camping! We are taking up winter residence in Point Hudson Harbor, if you find yourself in Port Townsend come by and see us. Michael

You are so welcome Michael, here's one taken this morning... one of our dock neighbors. Good morning! Michael

We personally love our TV/DVD option on Dewey obsolete or not, haha. We have a very good DVD library that we've collected over the years, we throw a nice assortment of movies in a binder and take with just in case of bad weather or if we just can't read another word in the evenings. There is...

We're firming up plans to join you out there at Salt Creek next weekend Frank, we looked at the reservation site and there are a lot of sites available, we may just wing it and cruise through the day of and hope for the best. Anyone else game, we could have an impromptu west coast early fall...

Well, if the blender is a purring the Dew Drop Inn crew could be occurring. We may just see you out there Frank... never been...sure sounds nice. Michael

Spotted another teardrop trailer on the Olympic Peninsula today, this one is pretty spectacular, Craig the owner said it's a 1937 A Road, very sweet! Get a load of those cool buckle down leather straps! Craig was at this years Red Wood gathering and remembers the Camp-Inns...

Hi Diane and Michael I think it comes down to whether you are going to be camping at campgrounds with power posts or not. We prefer to camp at national and state park primitive campgrounds to get away from the belching and f------ big box RVs. Way cheaper too! When we were at Big Bend...

Olympic Peninsula fauna.

Joan let us sit in her Strongback Elite camp chair at this years Northwest Roundup, Susan and I were very impressed, they are very very comfortable. So when LLBean sent us a 20% discount coupon we jumped at the chance to retire our director chairs. We love our director chairs, we've had a number...

Speaking of the KOA Seattle, when Susan and I camped there earlier in the year we found the accommodations so cramped that our neighbors slide was over our sites picknick table so we couldn't use it. We've camped at a few campgrounds now where the picknick tables were awkwardly located and next...

Saw this trailer earlier in the season at the KOA Seattle, just came across it again in my photo file on my phone, sure looks interesting, some kind of pop up, flip up, tilt up, etc. Nice paint job, I'm sure it's someone's version of the perfect camper. A teardrop trailer? I don't...

You put us male wood butchers to shame Valerie, beautiful work! Michael

Ahhhh! What a difference a day makes, Sequim Bay SP was packed with campers yesterday... ... off season is back! It's safe to camp again. The Dew Drop Inn crew

Susan and I have never been to Salt Creek, but since it's practically in the neighborhood we may just come by and visit you out there Pat. Yeah Frank, the small Airstreams sure are cute what's not to love, all those shiny curves and all, but because they are so much bigger than a teardrop...

Funny Frank, now I really know why you off season camp, so you don't have to look at the big ugly RVs. I think the 800 series can be made to look as beautiful and appealing as the 500 series, no stripes necessary. I chuckle when I see those explosion of strips on wheels roll by, I suppose it's...

Now don't get us wrong we think our 550 stands tall above the rest, just dreamin about a little more comfort when the rain starts and won't stop. Sounds like we have 2 more votes for comfort from Frank and Jenn, that might be enough demand to start up a third shift! Haha. I don't think it...

Yeah Mike, very cool privacy tent, watched the video on line, pretty impressive. Love the shower too, we've been using a similar set up on the boat for years, works great, it's plastic though, we heat water on the stove so the stainless steel one would save a step, cool! Frank, looked at the...

Aha, now it's becoming clear, that's why the 500 series because they're five feet wide, duh! OK then Camp-Inn 800 it is. When can Susan and I expect delivery Cary? Jim, yes we know about those, we call them coughdrops, not the same quality as the Camp-Inn, not by a long shot. Michael

While we're on the subject of standys, just thought I'd run this by all of you. I was day dreaming one day, I think it was on the 6th straight day of rain while camped in the redwoods in Nor Cal, I was thinking to myself, self I says, wouldn't it be nice if at this very moment I was warm and...