Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

wyogriff wrote:Been planning and packing and getting ready to head outta town! See ya'all soon.

+1 We ride at dawn!!

Fresh eggs sound great Slow.

I will be bringing some Texas whiskey and vodka for sipping around the fire while telling ghost stories.

robfisher wrote:Not looking very good for me. I'm on a big project at work that's running behind schedule. I may just say it's already late. What's a few more days.

We are on teardrop time here. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow Better late than never Are these any help?

Short of any last minute snafu's, I'll be at this years get together.

We’re on the way! Here climbing onto the Caprock in West Texas. IE, the southern edge of the Great Plains.




It’s a little dry here.




We had to stop and play graffiti artists at the Slug Bug Ranch.




Sunset at Lake Meredith north of Amarillo.

Can't make it this year.

Sparksalot I can see from your photo that the kayak is road worthy, Congratlations !! Lee and Norma

Sadly, I will have to wait for the pictures. Just too far behind on this project. Hope you all have a great time.

Norma and I are back from the Winds and as usual had a great time visiting old friends and making some new ones. Thanks and Kudos to Slow and Will for another great gathering. Weather was great and only had two mosquito bites ! Looking forward to next year ! Lee and Norma

I have returned home from Walk the Winds and subsequent travels to Granite Falls (near Hoback Junction) and then back east through the Snowy Range. It was
a great time, had fun meeting you all, kayaking in North Fork Lake and at the Green River Lake, eating DO biscuits and lots of other yummy dishes, sitting and
chatting with those in attendance and their four legged friends and enjoying the evening fires. Thank you to Sagebrush and Slow for organizing this. I hope all made it home safely. I will try to
upload some photos soon. Hugs all around the circle. Laura

We made it home late Wednesday. Somehow we missed the New Mexico sign.











We had a lot of fun with new friends and places on this trip. I wanna go back already.

wyogriff wrote:I have returned home from Walk the Winds and subsequent travels to Granite Falls (near Hoback Junction) and then back east through the Snowy Range. It was
a great time, had fun meeting you all, kayaking in North Fork Lake and at the Green River Lake, eating DO biscuits and lots of other yummy dishes, sitting and
chatting with those in attendance and their four legged friends and enjoying the evening fires. Thank you to Sagebrush and Slow for organizing this. I hope all made it home safely. I will try to
upload some photos soon. Hugs all around the circle. Laura

Laura,

I saw this jewel, and instantly realized I had brain farted. The kayak's name is Arwen. The jewel is to remind me she's on top, and to avoid low spots. Or the garage.

Our trip in a few pictures.

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Had a great time again this year.
Thanks to Slow and Sagebrush for putting this together.
Here are some of my

Great pics Wolfgang. It was great meeting you and the other happy campers!