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Now in all fairness Gina and Bob I normally restrict my posts to teardrop trailer related sightings. I wouldn't normally post pictures of The Hawaiian Chieftan that's in dry dock today or the antique auto meet at Fort Worden State Park this past weekend... ...unless prompted of course...

We visited many National Parks with Fred our golden retriever/Irish setter furry bundle of joy. It was very frustrating because we could only do short hikes in the early morning while temps were low so Fred wouldn't bake in our van. Going all that way to the Grand Canyon or Yosemite and being...

"Not all those who wander are lost" A line in a poem to Aragon by Bilbo Baggins Fine name! Michael

We were there in early February, nice weather, low 70s during the day and 40s overnight. A heads up for that time of year, the campground fills up during the long weekends so reservations are a must if you want to stay more than a few days. I just checked the forecast for the...

Another teardrop trailer on the Olympic Peninsula... ...spotted at the Point Hudson campground in Port Townsend. Michael

We camped at Black Rock Canyon campground last winter and loved it. Black Rock and Indian Cove are the only campgrounds that have water and take reservations October through May. They don't take reservations now because there's no demand, it's really really hot there now, no really! No national...

Came across this image online and thought I'd post it. Not exactly a teardrop, half spaceship/teardrop more like, how about "Spacedrop" Michael

2 more teardrops in the campground today... ...and wouldn't you know it, they snuggled right up to Dizzy... ...I mean this is a pretty big campground... ...the mother ship continues to beckon! Michael

Re: Rafters for Alcove 36" Michael

During our orientation at Camp-Inn Marty strongly suggested that we keep the locks lubed up with a graphite in fluid lubricant. We found this stuff in a run of the mill hardware store. Used the stuff on Dewey and now Dizzy, locks always worked great. Michael

You sure get around! Thanks for sharing so many wonderful pictures. Michael

They just keep rolling along... ...spotted this sleek 5 by 8 in line for the Coupeville to Port Townsend ferry... Owner says it was built in Idaho ...on her way out to the teardroppers paradise... She floats! ... you guessed it, The Olympic Peninsula. Michael

16 days! You must be very excited. "Do Drop Inn" is a fine name. You don't need our approval but you have it anyway. Have fun. Michael

No Pat you're right, our route to bring Dewey now Sunnyside home to the PNW wasn't the shortest but it was the warmest! It was 5 degrees when we left Necedah and 85 degrees when we got to Tallahassee. Our TV the morning of our orientation at Camp-Inn. Ochlockonee River State Park...

"Sunnyside" is a great name! Sunnyside is a waterfront park in my hometown of Toronto. I learned to sail there at The Toronto Sailing and Canoe Club. It has a lakefront bike/ ped path and a very cool lakefront dance hall left over from the WW2 era where we used to go see bands like the B52s...

Whew, glad to hear that fine Taquila collection did not go with the trailer. Michael

You thought of everything Frank, champagne yet, last of the romantics for sure, remind me again why you're still single...you'd be quite the catch for one of those fly fishing gals. Michael

It warms our hearts thinking that Princess Dewey ( "and now she sits clean shiny and regal" ) is in such loving hands Nancy and Wade. We thought to put a few good beers in the fridge but so many folks abstain now days we didn't want to risk an awkward moment, but heck we'd love to share a...

That's probably the group Frank, Sisters on the Fly.. ...they lucked out with the weather, beautiful! Michael

Must be vintage travel trailer weekend in Port Townsend... ... there sure are a lot of them! Michael