Bear Camp Road

Owen- Carol's Grandson

Tiffany and Steve

Carol and Jenson relaxing in Carol's beautiful backyard.

The Gold River Inn is truly a wonderful place to stay. We started the day with a long walk down the sunny beach, holding hands, laughing, just like two cute love birds. It was sort of sweet. We even had a song. We saw a silly seal in the water We saw a silly seal in the water but it turned out he wasn't a seal at all, he was a silly little otter!

Happiness is being together at Gold Beach.

Okay, I sang the song and George ignored me. But we still laughed and had fun. After the walk we took a hot tub on the beautiful wood deck. There are two hot tubs, one without a cover, one with, and one being built. There is also a room to relax in. We could have stayed another day or two at Gold Beach. We hope to go back next year and spend some more time. We started down the Rogue River and at some point we took a route that had been recommended as a scenic ride. It should have been called the Ride From Hell. Forty five miles of windy roads, 75% were paved, the fun part was waiting for the 25% which were not. The road was bumpy, hazardous, and 45 miles long. When we got to Carol's house George discovered that the luggage box cracked during the wild ride. So, we have no way to transport our suitcases home. But the ride was scenic! The good news is we arrived at Carol's wonderful home and moved in. We had a delicious dinner last night with her daughter, Tiffany, son-in-law, Steve, and grandson, Owen. We sat outside in her beautiful patio and enjoyed a terrific evening. Today we are going to have a whole bikeless day! George's brother Sandy and his friend, Steve, are riding up to meet us and, have dinner, and make the final ride home tomorrow. My final post will be made from the comfort of my own computer and I will add the pictures that will perk up this blog. So, kind readers goodbye for now. Jenson and George from Medford