Heading to Junction City, Oregon

Till next time, Good Nite!!!

The sunset on our way from Coburg to RV Guaranty at Junction City.

A garage with a car through it.

And some more barns for those that haven't had enough.

Just a building and a harbor at Portland.

Another view of the bridge.

A bridge at Porland Oregon.

I'm not sure what this is but I think it might be a feed silo.

More barns on our way to Junction City.

This is John and Romola's coach. It is a 2009 Monico Camelot. It is greenish gray. It's a real pretty color and they've had it about 2 months.

This is a couple that were parked next to us at TT Medina Lake in San Antonio last year. We talked to them and they seemed like a real nice couple but at the time we didn't visit very much cause they left before we did. Anyway they joined our FMCA TT Chapter so now they're part of our group. They went to the rally at Conroe but then they went west and we caught up with them in Washington when we came in from Alaska. They were at Vancouver, BC at the time and we emailed each other and got together in Chehalis and again in Junction City, Oregon. They bought them a new Monico coach like ours, almost, (2 years newer) at Junction City. While we were in Chehalis and talking to John, he told us about RV Guaranty at Junction City so we tried to make a reservation to get our electric slide step, that burned while we were in Alaska, fixed but they were booked and we would've had to wait 2 weeks and we didn't want to do that. Tommy ordered the motor and he was going to fix it himself and of course he did. While we were on our way over there he had noticed that our dash air condition wasn't cooling so when we got to Junction City he asked the people at the shop if they could look at it and fix it. We stayed there two days so we met John and Romola Laninga and took a tour of the Monico Mfg plant.

I like to take pictures of old barns, so here it goes. These barns were on a 10 mile stretch of road going toward our Chehalis WA Thousand Trails Park. Enjoy!!!