Morning After 

2016 Out West, Oregon, Road Trip

Wow, that was quite a blow! We set up last night under windy conditions and the blusteriness continued until after midnight. It buffeted the tent, rocked the T@B, and sent some cottonwood branches flying. Other than some frayed nerves and a tiny hole in the tent we sustained no damage. The morning weather was downright pleasant as we prepared breakfast, pulled up stakes, folded the tent, hitched the T@B to the truck and made ready to travel westward through the golden hills of Oregon. 

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