What's New in
our RV Adventure

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September 25, 2005: We must begin thinking about moving back to Grants Pass to plan our next adventure. Today we have multiple reasons to make that 2 hour trip.

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September 24, 2005: Yesterday morning was a surprise. We woke up to snow. We also woke up to no Internet reception. Could it be the snow? I investigated.

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September 23, 2005: Several days ago I showed you some photos of Katrina that were sent to Gwen. Today, she was sent a PowerPoint with photos of a more personal nature showing what Katrina victims experienced. That PowerPoint is shared in today's What's New.

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September 22, 2005: Today you can compare a southern Oregon fall with southern Oregon spring. Our weather pattern is usually very predictable with few surprises. Again, be patient, it may take a minute to load if you have a slow connection.

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September 21, 2005: Today we had a special visitor to our King of the Road fifth wheel rear window. Morgan and I often see deer as we ride mountain bikes through the forest but today was the first time we've seen deer at our fifth wheel. I was lucky enough to catch a photo. Please be patient, it may take a minute to load if you have a slow connection.

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September 20, 2005: The days are becoming toasty warm again. Do you have historic homes in your community. Today's What's New introduces a historic home in southern Oregon. It is one of the most photographed homes in southern Oregon. Be patient with the photograph, it is on the "Treats" page so all photos must load and if you have a slow connection, it could take a minute.

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September 19, 2005: The weather is forcasted to be another 7 degrees warmer today. I've posted the last of the satellite Internet installation pages. Today describes how the cables pass through the walls of the trailer to our computers.

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