This Morning's Ride
Here is a shot of the Bonnieville Dam releasing water this morning on the Columbia. I am staying just west of here a few miles. Sam and I left the motohome about 9 am and arrived in Irrigon about 1130 am. Was a nice day for a ride along the river. Sure was glad to find Teri's smiling face.
Take a look here. I could not believe what I saw so I turned around and stopped. Then I snuck up on these suckers. I am getting pretty good with this camera, wouldn't you say?
I Missed a good road sign. It said, "caution, left turns, next 14 miles". Oh yea, Nascar here we come. Then this covie of little Triumphs pulled up behind me. I pulled off and let them pass. Followed them for 20 miles. Yes sir ree, we were making those "left turns".
A sign someone has painted on the rock.
I always wondered where these boys had gotten off to, now I know.
An old converted bus.
I drove 55 mph to get the best mileage I could. Half of my trip was on two lane so no problem. The other half was on Oregon side running I-84. See, everyone passed me, even this 45 foot motorhome. No one seems to have slowed down. I have mentioned this before. I just don't quite understand it. I went from 33 mpg to 36 by dropping from 59 mph to 55. The speed limit was 65 on I-84. Oh well, I guess that is just one of the benefits of being retired, I can take my time.
I Missed a good road sign. It said, "caution, left turns, next 14 miles". Oh yea, Nascar here we come. Then this covie of little Triumphs pulled up behind me. I pulled off and let them pass. Followed them for 20 miles. Yes sir ree, we were making those "left turns".
A sign someone has painted on the rock.
I always wondered where these boys had gotten off to, now I know.
An old converted bus.
I drove 55 mph to get the best mileage I could. Half of my trip was on two lane so no problem. The other half was on Oregon side running I-84. See, everyone passed me, even this 45 foot motorhome. No one seems to have slowed down. I have mentioned this before. I just don't quite understand it. I went from 33 mpg to 36 by dropping from 59 mph to 55. The speed limit was 65 on I-84. Oh well, I guess that is just one of the benefits of being retired, I can take my time.
Glad yall could ride along with Sam and me this morning. Someone asked how I got in touch with Kipor. I emailed every address I could find on the internet. In a couple days I started hearing from all of them and finally one of them fixed my problem. The Kipor generates that ac electric just like it used to now.
See ya later,
Dan
posted by Dan & Teri Gregg @ 3:41 PM
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