Re: Anyone live in or near Sisters, Oregon
 

Man oh man.............$5k is NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!! In my very uneducated opinion you stole that beautiful older rig.....

On a side note, I love all the cars, shows and good members that live "back east", but they really cant match the scenic areas you have outlined in your previous posts

Re: Anyone live in or near Sisters, Oregon
 

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Man oh man.............$5k is NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!! In my very uneducated opinion you stole that beautiful older rig.....

On a side note, I love all the cars, shows and good members that live "back east", but they really cant match the scenic areas you have outlined in your previous posts

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Chuck,

Considering how well taken care it has been, believe me there is a lot of junk out there on rigs of this age, and all the upgrades, I did buy it very well.

I had a '06 Cab Over Camper made by Sunlite that was in very good condition and it was only a pop up camper with no bathroom or AC.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...rstools001.jpg

I got 6k for that, so buying all of this rig for only 5k made all the sense to me.

You are right about the beauty near us. Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, all close enough. Here are some pictures of the Sawtooths in Stanley, Idaho.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...ing/finger.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...ng/fishing.jpg

Re: Anyone live in or near Sisters, Oregon
 

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Re: Anyone live in or near Sisters, Oregon
 

Sam -

That thing was made for a Buckeye fan if that's your following.

....from the Dad of a Buckeye grad.

Re: Anyone live in or near Sisters, Oregon
 

Speaking of which I bet I can get it into BSU's parking lot this season for some good ol tail gating! Go Broncos!

Re: Anyone live in or near Sisters, Oregon
 

Enjoyed Three Island Crossing, in Glens Ferry, Idaho. It is sate park where the Oregon Trail meets the Snake River as early settlers trailed West. There are three islands that separate the river and it was in July and August when the river was at its low point the settlers would cross it.

Very interesting. We saw the actual wagon marks left after all these years.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...yhounds012.jpg

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...yhounds014.jpg

A real wagon from early settlers

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...yhounds010.jpg

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y8/...yhounds007.jpg