Trick or Treat? PJ is ready. Meet Mario...

Saturday Afternoon

PJ @ Pinatta

Pinatta

RV decorations

Pinatta

Jim & Kelly

Decorating our Trick-or-Treat Bag

Saturday Morning

Picking our just the right Pumpkin...

PJ...in motion...

Sheila & Kelly

PJ is not too sure about these bones in the pot....

Bayley's Camping Resort Columbus Day Weekend Fun

We just arrived back at Bayley's.  We were here in August, and pictures can be found here, and here.
This weekend for the package, we will expect up to 500 trick-or-treaters...We'll have a haunted hayride, free pumpkin, pumpkin carving, live band, Costume contest, and a campsite decorating contest.
The itinerary includes kids bingo, fishing derby, pinatas, halloween movie marathon, we'll have a Pedal Kart Obstacle Course, pumpkin painting, a Scavenger Hunt, Airbrush tattoos, face painting....

So more pictures will be coming out.  We arrived on our maiden voyage towing a car, with the car still behind us.

Passing on a friends adventures

Here are some posts from our RV friends, Tom & Lorraine.  They were recently in Washington State and took these wonderful shots.
The link to their blog is located on the right side-bar entitled "Navigating The Unknown".

Redwood Trees

After leaving Washington we headed South through Oregon and did some of the coast.  Which was beautiful but the road was not so beautiful.  There were lost of whoop-de-doos, as we like to call them.  These are the ripples the road makes when it freezes and thaws. (Ask my brother he can tell you a whole lot more about that since he is a road scholar.)  Our coach kept bouncing up and down with the road which was making us all, animals included, very cranky.  So we pulled ourselves over and headed for Interstate 5 South and Crescent City to see the Redwoods.  Which neither of us has ever seen.  Honestly to see these majestic trees was truly amazing.

Continued with more wonderful shots: http://navigatingtheunknown.blogspot.com/2013/09/redwood-trees.html

And what about synchronized kite flying?  Check out their shots from their blog:

Long Beach Washington Kit Festival was really fun.  Little did we know that we would come upon this when we arrived.  We had a great time watching all the kites.  Even buying one or two (5) of our own to fly. 

http://navigatingtheunknown.blogspot.com/2013/09/go-fly-kite.html