Onward to Jackson, CA

(Jackson, CA)  Hi 72  Lo 48

Here was a great rest area layover

Layover at Thunder Valley Casino resort in Lincoln 

There were a couple other rv's overnight 

Layover at Red Hawk Casino in Placerville

Taking a break

Here is some moss that was seen everywhere in Klamath area

on the trees.  I had hoped to keep it going by keeping it moist

but it just didn't work.

I bought Baby a scrunchy sounding tunnel to play in 

but he has no interest in it.

In Jackson CA I stayed a night at the Elks Lodge for only 

$12 for full hook-ups.

Shortly after getting there the sky opened up and poured.

A nice lightning and thunder show.

Baby showed some interest in the noisy cows.

I had a great view.

Here is a great book with Elk campgrounds in 6 

western states.  Before I went to the campground I went to

the movies.  As I was waiting in the parking lot I noticed a guy

drive up and walk into the bushes.  As I watched, he came out 

looking a a gadget in his hands.  That's when I knew he was looking

for a Geocache.  So I went over to help him find it and we had a 

success.  I took a pic of him but its on my iPhone.

Here is the Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort in Jackson, CA

My view to the gathering area.

There were about 18 - 20 Lazy Daze rv's here.

Crater Lake, OR

(Fort Klamath, OR)  Hi 75 Lo 43

The following are some views of Crater Lake.

We drove around the whole lake clockwise.

Thats the best way to go so you aren't so close the

edge.

Formed around 7700 yrs ago by the collapse of the volcano

Mount Mazama. 

The lake is the deepest in the U.S. 

Here is a look at one of two islands and its 

called Wizard Island.

Here's a little friend hoping for a snack.

Between the trees and out in the water you can see

an island.  It's called the Phantom Ship.  We thought

it looked more like a castle.

Tried to see Mt Shasta but the clouds weren't helping.

Towards inland Oregon

(Umpqua and Klamath, OR)  Hi 86 Lo 54

After leaving the coast, I drove a ways and decided to stop

at Elk Haven RV. See the Geese that Baby is watching?

These 2 are still growing.

On the way towards Crater Lake.

Driving around the west side of the lake was scary at times 

when the white line on the right would just disappear.

This is my view out the back at my site.  This is a creek that

runs through the property.

Kathy was good to make us a great meal.

Melinda and I waiting to dig in.

Here are our 3 Lazy Daze rvs with one other type

in the mix.

On our way to the lake.

Here is the visitor center.

This is the Crater Lake Lodge built in 1915.

Here is a look from the back of my rv.

Sixes, Oregon

(Sixes, Oregon)  Hi 70 Lo  55

Foggy morning parked at a site before the GTG.

Went to an rv park for the night before the GTG.

Port Orford RV Village

This park was a hidden jewel.  With the discount, the price was just $26.

The place looks as nice as the photos in the above link.

Here are computer/tv/reading room on the right and another 

meeting room on the left. 

Someone here is enjoying the morning sun.

During the Ladeze GTG there were potlucks

and there was education

I got up on the rig to do some cleaning so decided to take 

a few pictures. We had a very large private group area that couldn't have

been better.  14 rigs in all.

Had some musical entertainment

There was some good electrical lessons.

Many handouts for more reading and to keep for 

future info.

Some more learning

I just love the campfires at night

My refrigerator compartment being looked at.

From here I am heading towards Crater Lake and Fort Klamath to meet up

with a couple others in Lazy Dazes.