Where’s Ollie?

[Mike and Carol]

13 hours ago, taylor.coyote said:

Last night on the road after 6 weeks. We are staying at Dumbarton Quarry Campground, part of Fremont Ca park system. What a nice surprise, one minute we are fighting Bay Area 6 lanes of traffic and next you are in what seems to be a remote place miles from the concrete jungle.  Besides an oasis in the middle of madness, the price at $73 is very reasonable for the city.  This is a great stop over if passing through the bay-area. We'll be on the road at 4am to beat traffic. Should be home in humboldt County, Ca before noon tomorrow.

 

Epic trip!!

[taylor.coyote]

Happy to be home in my driveway after a fabulous adventure and 4,864.5 miles.

 

 

[taylor.coyote]

Jd, I missed your question about remote camping  in the  Navajo nation. The answer is yes, we were able to camp outside of campgrounds in remote areas. You can get permits at the visitor center in Cameron for various areas. We had planned to camp in the Coal Mine Canyon area but it was closed due to road damage. The folks at the visitor center recommended the little Colorado River Canyon. The Little Colorado River Canyon was very remote but you had to work / very slow go to get there. It's out there, you will likely be alone and have dark skies. Be sure to ask about roads for your Oliver. We were cautioned about some of the roads.  

[SeaDawg]

So, tonight we met cousins at a favorite pizza place. Also a harvest host site. Midcounty, Largo. Surprise! A newer Oliver in rhe lot. Our server said they were very sweet folks, had been in earlier. I left a note in the door handles.

Florida plates. No tv in sight. Probably out exploring on a lovely 70+ degree night.