Some "Out the Window" Views

2Cougs

@Sharon_is_SAM - Hope you are safe.  That has been quite the storm!

Sharon_is_SAM

It just keeps raining.  We are all water logged!

2Cougs

Most recent (several months)  “out the window” view ...

Still in the garage!!! 

Sharon_is_SAM

I think most of us are waiting, waiting, waiting for a better view!

Smitty

2Cougs said:

Most recent (several months)  “out the window” view ...

Still in the garage!!! 

Just all kinds of sad!

trimtab

Wow.!!
Out here in Oregon we are about 15" of rainfall bellow normal.......

Marceline

With all the campgrounds closed, I camped out on a friend's back 40.

Denny16

You broke out of house arrest!  Well, it could be essential travel for mental health and exercise running around those fields.... 

JanandDave

Hi Folks,

Jan & I just returned from our first eight day adventure this year.

Of course we had to deal with the remnants of Cristobal the first two days as the eye passed within a few miles of us. Kind of strange for NW Illinois.

We survived and the rest of the week was wonderful.

MuttonChops

A different kind of "out the window" picture.

T@B seen in Hub Cap of 18-wheeler
at Interstate Rest Stop

BrianZ

Oh, I forgot about this topic!  Here ya go..

Sunrise at site A12, Kiptopeke State Park, VA.
No neighbors when looking out from my side of the bed.

warbler_road

Gotta add our spot beside the New River near Radford, Va.! Train tracks on both sides of the river, too ...

warbler_road

BrianZ said:

Oh, I forgot about this topic!  Here ya go..

Sunrise at site A12, Kiptopeke State Park, VA.
No neighbors when looking out from my side of the bed.

We were there in late June! Wonderful place. We rented kayaks and paddled out to the sunken-ship breakwater.

Another hidden gem was right down by the north end of the Bridge-Tunnel: Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center. The center is closed, but drive beyond it and you'll find two gigantic bunkers with 16" guns from World War II (guarding the mouth of the Chespeake).

luv2travel

Bighorn Mountains- 2019.  Silly, but I brought my childhood Pooh Bear pals along for a journey out west from Wisconsin to a couple of free medical mIssions and some sightseeing in between.  They ended up being fun company...who liked a bit of wine and whiskey😉

Bayliss

Love it!, @luv2travel.  

Sharon_is_SAM

Finally a worthy view!  Pymatuning State Park -the Ohio side.

gspdx

While waiting for our new house to be finished in Spokane we have been on the road since July 30.  Pulled our T@b 400 back to Michigan, through Minnesota and the UP.  Then down to Indiana.  We are now heading home and spent a night just south of Wall, South Dakota, in the dispersed camping area just north of the Badlands National Park.  Quite a few campers but everyone was respectful - quiet and killed the lights after sunset to enjoy the stars.

Picture is sunrise.

hfignar

On the beach. Westport, Washington

ytram1958

Mogollon  Rim, Arizona.  Near Woods Canyon Lake. Taken from Bathroom.

b407driver

From Temple Mountain Rd., Utah BLM area last year: 

Gbertrand

@b407driver..........what a great shot, never tried shooting inside to outside of the Milky Way before, next trip out I will give it a try

sranderle

Mount Rainier National Park


Quartz Flat Campground, Superior, MT (hidden gem off of a wayside rest, check it out)


Bitterbrush CG, Inyo National Forest, Bishop, CA


Craters of the Moon CG, Arco, ID


Sunset Campground, Klamath Falls, OR

Denny16

Very nice, I like your out of the door series to document your campsites.
cheers

jules2go

(Photo too large.  Deleted - Sharon)

robinjh7

We rented a 2019 T@B 320-S for a trip to a rocket shoot on the Playa in the Black Rock Desert Wilderness Area in Nevada (not too far from where "Burning Man" is customarily held). We ordered our T@B in June--still not here yet. I took a picture both 'out the window' and 'out the door.' (I can see a future obsession for me! I am no photographer, but I have fun.) The third picture is from a professional who caught one of my husband's rockets going up (which we will purchase when he makes them available).

[working on resizing them. Sorry, everyone!]

Sharon_is_SAM

I remember my brother’s balsa wood rockets that he was always building and shooting off!  This is a whole different level.

NateColo

Maroon Bells Scenic Area, near Aspen CO. 9/21/2020.

robinjh7

Sharon_is_SAM said:

I remember my brother’s balsa wood rockets that he was always building and shooting off!  This is a whole different level.

That's how my husband started out. As an adult, he moved on to bigger (and more expensive!) stuff. We drop into and out of the hobby depending on the year and the interest of our kids/grandkids. This year dropping back into the hobby is VERY expensive; it's costing him a T@B 320-S. Ha.

That is his "small" rocket. It boosted on an I-engine. Each letter of the alphabet doubles the power. Those little engines your brother used were A, AA, or likely AAA. My husband's big rocket flies on an H. We were the little guys at this particular shoot. The biggest one we saw fly this time was an M. One of our bucket list items is to go see a SpaceX launch. We'll be taking the T@B!

Sharon_is_SAM

Oh wow - that’s a serious hobby!  But you got a TaB out of it!

jschmier

Alogonac State Park, site on St Clair River- Michigan side. Looking north to southern tip of Lake Huron and Canada