Travel the USA

After the country re-opened after Covid-19, we are
"On the Road Again."
Please enjoy the 'armchair travels' and feel free to make comments.

In September of 2019, we made the
'epic' trip to the east coast for the first birthday of our grandson Evan.
Since Evan's birthday is in September, we decided to join a 29 day RV Caravan for the New England fall color. The tour starts in Maine and ends in Niagara Falls. All told, we did about 12,000 miles with the new truck and trailer.

Sunday, August 13, 2023

Work week at Eagle Lake Camp

 

This is our RV camp at Eagle Lake.

The couple on the left is on staff at Navigators.
  The tiny home was build in North Carolina by John's father and transported to Glen Eyrie last year where we met the father.

The motor home is Steve and Diane's.  They have become full time RV'ers and have been at Eagle Lake since May.

Here we are - thankful the truck repair didn't take too long, 
and we're ready to work.


I was glad I had been able to get my sewing machine repaired at home.
It is going to get a big workout.


The camp stores have a huge surplus of T-shirts left over and the directors having us "repurpose" the T-shirts into pillows to be sold at the camp store.
Next year the pillows will be stuffed.
(there are 100's of T-shirts!)
This may be the job for next year Ha!





Eagle Lake Camp - getting there

 Eagle Lake Camps

Rampart Range, Colorado


A gorgeous view of Pikes Peak (on a clear day) from the top of camp.

We were a week late because of the truck problem but had a nice couple of days in Lake George.

The road to the camp is awful, 250 kids are on their way up on a Sunday, and our trailer had a very rough ride.  We even stopped to check that theTV had not fallen off the wall.  It didn't but there was a lot of 'shake, rattle and roll'.
It was slow going  at 10 miles an hour with potholes and washboards.
It appears that with 3 different agencies (State, City, and Forest Service) having jurisdiction over the road, nothing gets done.

So, we have some loose screws - some of which we don't know where they came from.

The roll of toilet paper almost completely unrolled!

and the cat food didn't stay put.


The camp was completely fogged in and only 51 degrees!

Our fellow SOWERS (Steve and Diane) gave us a tour of camp in the fog.

When Steve and Diane came in May, they could not get to the camp because of a big snow storm.

This is the view on the road to camp from town.
Colorado's weather is always a surprise!