It’s been awhile since we last posted and we have not driven our trikes off a cliff! We are still here in Eastern Ontario and our plans took a bit of a detour. Well, Roger’s plans took a detour and Wendi got want she has always wanted - a cottage on a lake! We bought a cottage!!!!!! We were just casually looking and found a gem. Wendi cried when she first walked on the property. It was pouring rain and it didn’t matter a bit… she could tell that this property was the one.

Tuesday September 15th - Friday September 18th We are off!!! Ok, we have put over 3000 miles on the camper and we just, finally, got the trikes down from the racks, cleaned the chains, cleaned the seats, and got them ready to ride! It’s pretty sad that it took us this long to get our butts in those seats, but we’ve been we’ve been busy (the subject of a subsequent post!) and I’ve been injured, which was the subject of the last post! After spending a few hard earned days recup

Wednesday, September 2 to Friday September 4, 2026 Written by Roger Sunset at Charlseton Lake before dinner!! Well, I’m learning! On several fronts at once! Based on a few factors, this college move-in season I was uninvited from the party, and willingly so! Last time I did this (my oldest moved in three years ago) I’m not sure I was as helpful as I could have been, and given my left handedness now, I’d be useless in the face of the evil Ikea! Truthfully, I’m not sure I could

Day 1: Lone Tree Campground on the John Day River, Oregon The preparations are done and we are on the road… finally. We got underway at 4pm after 100 last minute pit stops. We drove 3 hours and landed in a perfect spot!! Wendi picked a fabulous campground on the John Day River before it meets the Columbia River. We strolled down to the river, a sliver of its former self in the late August heat. But it was beautiful nonetheless. Something is melting off the both of us… Stres