Welcome to the photo blog for David and Janet Elmore. You can find pages full of photos from our trips with Vanessa or Savanna (our van-based RV) and pages that are a record of events with lots of photos. Many of our travel photos are connected to a map at the bottom of our posts so you can see where we went and can look for photos at specific places.
Below is a list of recent posts.
David and Janet
After leaving Worthington we basically spent the day driving across South Dakota. Lots of cattle and greener than expected. Few crops planted. We stopped at the Porter Sculpture Park in Montrose SD. From I-90...
Today was just a day of driving through beautiful farm country. Many of the fields have yet to be planted, but corn is up a couple inches in some. I am very fond of the old style barns, usually red, with...
We started our trip West with a stop to see cousin Kathleen in Barneveld WI and Emily and Steven and family in Madison. ‘Our visit with Kathleen was short but pleasant as usual. We enjoyed visiting with her...
After leaving Kickapoo we began to smell smoke and stopped when we realized we had a fire under our bed. Fortunately we had an extinguisher so that David was able to put it out fairly quickly. Our table and...
We almost finished our drive home today, but stopped in the Kickapoo SRA. That way we would not be arriving home late. We have stayed here before on our last night before arriving home. It’s a huge campground...
Another long drive from Walmart to Walmart. Not much to report about the first part of the trip. As seen from I-80 Nebraska is mostly fields of hay, corn, and some soy beans. Nice to see lots of green....
Another day driving through the heat — upper nineties in places. Most of the time in WY we were at 6000 feet or above, so the heat wasn’t so bad. We actually climbed to 8000 feet at one pass. Wyoming isn’t...
We really liked our little campsite in Angel Creek NFS campground, but headed east without exploring the lake or trails. The drive was through some spectacular mountains but also flat arid lands. We stopped...
Google maps chose our route from Collier Memorial State Park to home. We headed south on 97, then east to Oregon 140. The first part of the drive followed streams and valleys between mountains. Lots of pines...
The sites in Collier Campground are shaded, but not too far apart. As David pointed out, even if they were further apart we would not gain much privacy as the shade is provided by tall pines, Ponderosa and...
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