Pretty kinky, alright. Especially considering that the bed is big enough for a few friends too. A shame that we’re all too old to be swingers!

A bathtub right inside the room!! For some reason this creeps me out. Especially if someone else is booked into your room.

I'm not sure that's in the cards but I'll let you know.
We have run into a few eastbounders who were complaining as loudly as us aout headwinds so I wonder if there is a significant difference over all. John Meiners (CGOB) did wind speed and direction readings on one of his tours and found there was not a clear trend if I recall.
But if I had to declare based on our experience, winds prevail from the north.

Yup. I put it under that huge anchor so it won’t blow away before you get there.

Good point.

I know; I have those moments too. There’s no doubt in my mind where I want to go when we resettle some day.

Yup. My advice is that when you reach Portland, turn around and go back the other way to see if you like it better with a prevailing tailwind.

Careful, boy. Jen probably reads this too.

So this is where the bottle opener is.....

It's great that you and Rachael make time to experience the town. When I was working it seems like I was too tired all the time. I look forward to seeing if that changes when we park in Portland later this summer.

Hubba hubba!

I love the photos of our old stomping grounds. Great shots of all, especially the Blues Festival.
We have gotten in the habit of scrutinizing wind forecatss for obvious reasons, but our friend and riding partner said that we should just looked at the map, figure out which way we are traveling, and the wind will come the opposite way.

I miss Portland!

We will be on the lookout!

Oh, I forgot to mention - we left it at Willow Grove Park for you. Lewis and Clark passed by there, so I assume you will too; and this way you’ll get it sooner than if we wait until the hostile actors meet again. If you can find it.