Author Archives: W&W Mudd

One part of living in an RV, or even camping in one for that matter, is the constant need for maintenance. Much of the time it’s small things: I have a jar full of screws that have been found on … Continue reading →

We had an interesting drive a few days ago. Some of the folks we met at the SKP ice cream social (held just before bingo and after the quilting bee) pointed us in the direction of Troll Haven. It’s a … Continue reading →

We finally arrived in Chimacum, Washington at 11am on Nov. 28th only to find the office closed and a note directing us to find a temporary site until they opened in the morning. With temperatures in the 30s, piles of … Continue reading →

We went to dinner last night with Brian Robbins and his fiancé Alyssa. This had been planned for a few weeks by Elaine to help the young couple celebrate their upcoming wedding and to get in a visit since the … Continue reading →

This post was intended to go out yesterday (Tuesday) but the internet froze. We’ve been enjoying Portland Oregon for the last 4 days, visiting with Cousins Sue and Larry and at last finding GELATO! While the weather had been dreary … Continue reading →

OMG! Is it Saturday already? Better catch up on the blogging….. Our 10 days in Florence were delightful! We had a few gorgeous days, and we had a western Oregon version of a Nor’Easter, those fearsome gales that blow onto … Continue reading →

We had a beautiful sunny day today in Oregon. We made yet another pass at the crab fishing off of the local dock in the marina attached to our campground. 1 hour of casting and retrieving our Crab Max traps … Continue reading →

First, for our Vet’s: Thanks for your service to your country! We’re in beautiful Florence, Oregon for this blustery Veteran’s Day 2010. We arrived 2 days ago to a drenching, cold and windy storm that delayed deployment of the rig … Continue reading →

It seems like we were forever in LA. So it seems like only an instant that we were stopped over in Bass Lake to visit Mort, our Chief Postal Officer. We have been a little concerned that Mort might use … Continue reading →