The rain stopped by morning and we stuffed things into the car for the last time (yeah!), and watched a chipmunk clean up the rain-soaked tortilla crumbs.
Then it was back to the snow again, at crater lake, the deepest lake in the U.S. (1,932 feet deep).
They had an Xanterra-managed lodge here also, which was tres-chic.
After a Chinese lunch at Ma's in Shady Cove, and a wifi session in White City, we arrived at my sister's house in the woods near Medford, where we slept in one of those "real-bed" contraptions again.
Stay tuned for the final day of driving, and a summary of the trip with a map, total costs, and total weight gained.
Then it was back to the snow again, at crater lake, the deepest lake in the U.S. (1,932 feet deep).
They had an Xanterra-managed lodge here also, which was tres-chic.
After a Chinese lunch at Ma's in Shady Cove, and a wifi session in White City, we arrived at my sister's house in the woods near Medford, where we slept in one of those "real-bed" contraptions again.
Stay tuned for the final day of driving, and a summary of the trip with a map, total costs, and total weight gained.
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