Before we left the lovely Klamath River RV Park, I took two pictures and "stitched" them together. I think they turned out great!
We had a delicious lunch when we got there. It took probably an hour to get our rigs parked; long story, small space, relocated, boat in the way, took a deep breath or two, then were ready to eat. The guy at the end of our cul de sac, someone we see every year (is 91 years young and fishes every day the weather allows) brought a sack full of cooked crab! I heated it up, then the four of us put together individual salads and pigged out. I have enough for another day too!
Supper was at one of our favorite places to eat in Crescent City--the Chart Room. Tony and Andrea agreed that it was the best fish and chips ever!
The harbor is lots different after the March tsunami. You would not believe how it looked before and immediately after.
Not sure what tales my husband is telling these folks. But it must have been humorous.
We had a delicious lunch when we got there. It took probably an hour to get our rigs parked; long story, small space, relocated, boat in the way, took a deep breath or two, then were ready to eat. The guy at the end of our cul de sac, someone we see every year (is 91 years young and fishes every day the weather allows) brought a sack full of cooked crab! I heated it up, then the four of us put together individual salads and pigged out. I have enough for another day too!
Supper was at one of our favorite places to eat in Crescent City--the Chart Room. Tony and Andrea agreed that it was the best fish and chips ever!
The harbor is lots different after the March tsunami. You would not believe how it looked before and immediately after.
Not sure what tales my husband is telling these folks. But it must have been humorous.
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