Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Who is going to LaPine?
Will you be there in your t&ttt?
I know Dean and Joannie will be there Sat. We will be there both days.
Eunice

Hi Eunice,
We won't be there this year.
There is a Puget Sound IDOS affiliated gathering on Labor Day in Seattle we might try and get down to.

pgwilli wrote:There is a Puget Sound IDOS affiliated gathering on Labor Day in Seattle we might try and get down to.

Paul, do you have the info on this? I would like to go.

Hi Jeremy,
Here ya go...

http://www.idos.com/

OOPs you mean the Shoreline one...

http://www.seattledutchovenguys.com/news.html

I had an e-mail conversation with Gary, the Chapter Director.
It didn't sound like they've been too active lately, but I think I'll go have a look see...

Ok you guys is ANYONE going to LaPine?
Eunice

Eunice,
Lee is thinking about it...

packed and ready to go. boy do we need a different tow vehicle. The mustang just isnt big enough.
leaving very early tomorrow morning. I am excited and hope to learn more about DO cooking.
I will post pictures when I get back
Eunice

fast and safe you guys....

Oh ya...don't forget da pics...
(try and get one of the iron Dean drags along )

Paul,
We just got back from La Pine.
Eunice has some pics to post when she gets back...
I filled my disk with pics from our stop at Crater Lake...
For those of you wondering if Dave was gonna bring his own food for his class this time... Was a no show.
(Heard he mighta broke down in Sac)

The weather was great in La Pine, the people friendly, and the food was FANTASTIC! I made sure I wore my stretchy pants this year. Some of my favorite tastes this time included a goulash and ribs, and an apricot upside down spice cake. Dean & I attended the annual IDOS Board Mtg. at the end of the gathering as well. The next Fall convention's location will be determined by the incoming Board Members/Officers, but if you are within a reasonable driving distance, GO to it! A wonderful opportunity to see the preparation of their recipes and taste dishes made by "well-seasoned" and very experienced DO cooks. I hope next year's will be held on the West Coast again so I'll be able to attend. We really enjoyed the local chapter folks, CODOS (Central Oregon), who were the majority of the cooks this time. And of course, there were lots of DO items to purchase. No, Dean did NOT buy another DO.....at least not to my knowledge.



TDN

It was sooooooooo much fun. I was the only teardrop there in between HUGE rv's. There were so many I had them on 3 sides of me. Lots of comments on the tear. The convention was awsome. The potluck Friday night was huge! It is true anything you can cook in your kitchen you can cook in a do. The classess were great. Learned alot. The taste of Dutch on Saturday was delicious. After it was over about 50% packed up and left but those of us who stayed gathered around and talked and told stories. I had a wonderful time. I am so glad that I went and I agree with TDN hoping it will be on the west coast again. I will attend if it is anywhere near me. I will try and post some pictures. I cant believe that I didnt take any pictures of my campsite!
Eunice