Some "Out the Window" Views

Well, I read that some Canadians are having their rigs dropped off just over the border and then they fly over and drive it away.  It could be you!

This from RVTravel.net

” We reported that Seattle was turning into a major entry point for Canadian RVers – flying into Seattle from Canada, and getting their rigs back from a commercial carrier who’d brought them in by land. The same thing is happening on the East Coast. Canadians are turning over their RVs in Quebec, hopping on a small aircraft, and flying into the US – a 12-minute flight. They get their rigs back immediately. It costs $1,200 Canadian ($917 U.S.) and, somehow, meets the technical restrictions of both countries.”

@Sharon_is_SAM.. i read that too..but getting good comprehensive health insurance is another thing..

@gspdx...we live in Elkford, a small town at the end of the road (east Kootenay)......the Elk river runs right through town, it is a very scenic area with a lot of untouched wilderness, and if you fish, some of the best trout fishing you can find anywhere, however sadly like most mountainous areas the government has been allowing more and clear cutting of our forest, I guess sadly it is called progress 😩😩 but yes still very nice area, with endless amount of boondocking 

San Clemente, Ca. Epic weekend at the beach. 

@dragonsdofly this was on Lake Huron. Unfortunately, it is no longer there...high water erosion over the last few years wiped  out much of the Lakeshore 

Oregon coast, just south of Yachats...boondocking on the side of Hwy101.

San Onofre State Beach, CA

Nice nice shots rhyno. 

Rainy day Harvest Host stay at Bellview Winery in New Jersey. Early spring. We’ll be back later in the year to see the new growth.

Elk Falls Provincial Park near Campbell River, BC. The air was especially good here. Must be the combination of the forest and the Quinsam River that flows past the campsite.