A Camper Window with a View 3

What a great shot and worthy of a framed enlargement for the family to cherish.

Just about to leave for our first camping with our granddaughters. We have 4 and are taking them 2 at a time on separate trips. One of the big thrills for them and us.

bka0721 wrote:
One of the greatest pleasures, of my continuing adventure, is not the amazing scenery I see along the way, but the people I meet and the growth I see in some of them in the time that has gone by since I have seen them last. One important “people” is my granddaughter, Annabel. Recently she joined Grandpa B’ for a few days out on the road. This particular morning she was tasked with gathering a few wildflowers for our table, while I was busy inside my Lance Truck Camper, preparing her favorite breakfast. Keeping an eye on my little girl, is paramount in these remote locations and this morning was no different. Watching her through the Dinette window I knew I had to grab my camera, which I did. I called to her and she turned and I shot, through the screen and open window, which provided just enough texture to the shot. This reminded me of the day of Kodak Slide film. Yes, some of the best photos we grab are not always the iconic shots of the ocean, the Sierras or the changing sands of the desert.



b

Well said, Bryan. I agree 100%.

One of the greatest pleasures, of my continuing adventure, is not the amazing scenery I see along the way, but the people I meet and the growth I see in some of them in the time that has gone by since I have seen them last. One important “people” is my granddaughter, Annabel. Recently she joined Grandpa B’ for a few days out on the road. This particular morning she was tasked with gathering a few wildflowers for our table, while I was busy inside my Lance Truck Camper, preparing her favorite breakfast. Keeping an eye on my little girl, is paramount in these remote locations and this morning was no different. Watching her through the Dinette window I knew I had to grab my camera, which I did. I called to her and she turned and I shot, through the screen and open window, which provided just enough texture to the shot. This reminded me of the day of Kodak Slide film. Yes, some of the best photos we grab are not always the iconic shots of the ocean, the Sierras or the changing sands of the desert.



b

Amesbrook Campground in New Hampshire's lakes region.

San Mateo Florida Community Park off of State Route 100: Stopped for Breakfast on Monday morning.. our egg eater





Westpoint Lake in Georgia for Dinner .. Grilling Pork Chops

Exit..funny take it sould say Enter...LOL!..

Okay, I've had some breakfast now so I'll post one of my own. Here's the view from the TC window this morning.

The DH is working at a boy scout camp this summer so I'm taking advantage of the long weekend and unusually nice weather - highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the high 50s to low 60s - to mow the fields.



I've also dismounted the camper to give it a thorough wash, a fresh coat of wax, and reseal a couple items.



The truck is patiently waiting for its turn under the hose and scrubber and will be making a trip to a nearby garage for a little of its own maintenance next week.

bka0721 wrote:
Just another morning waking up out on the road.

b

This one gave me a good chuckle this morning. Was trying to figure out where it might be. Saw the Exit sign at the bottom of the view. Enlarged the photo thinking the smaller text at bottom might give a clue. Stupid me! The EXIT sign is not outside the camper but one of those stickers on a camper's emergency exit window. In my defense, it's early here and I haven't had breakfast yet :S

Sorry...no window frame on this one....but,

Frenchman Bay and Acadia National Park

Cadillac Mountain is on the left and Pemetic Mountain is on the right.

Safe Travels!
Rick and Kim

Wow you guys I am so surprised and impressed that when I started this back in 07 that it would be such a awesome thing...it is what it is ...such good photographs...beyond words ...really breath taking stuff. You all are the thing that makes this happen...the shots are wonderful. The frame of the window from the camper speaks for itself, a frame, a picture, your picture, your experience to share. To see and wake up to this is freedom... what we want to show the world that our country is as beautiful as it is. I just can't get enough....keep it coming!