The camping spot had some nice trails in the area so we ventured out with Tad to get some exercise and give him plenty of opportunity to empty his bowels and bladder. It was cold but the sun peaked out fairly often.
The pets vied for the premier spot on the final leg of our journey. We stopped one more time for gas and the Crater Lake Junction. I picked up some coffee for both of us to be sure we remained alert.
It really starts feeling like home when you travel the North Umpqua with it's spectacular views and rock formations. .jpg)
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Even in it's destruction, the recovery of the Archie Creek fire area was in beautiful fall foliage.
Our journey successfully ended and the sky gave us a colorful "good night" complete with fall foliage of our own.
The next day would be dictated by the accumulation of laundry and mail, some things often neglected for other more pleasurable activities. But it eventually catches up to you.
In addition to death and taxes, laundry and mail should be listed as inevitabilities.
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