The Micro.blog challenge word for day 18 is “fabric”. I have a set of fabric towels and waterless cleaning products that I use to clean my coach without needing water, since many campgrounds don’t allow washing coaches with water. 📷 #mbsept

The Micro.blog challenge word for day 18 is “fabric”. I have a set of fabric towels and waterless cleaning products that I use to clean my coach without needing water, since many campgrounds don’t allow washing coaches with water. 📷 #mbsept

The Micro.blog challenge word for day 17 is “intense”. The Grand Canyon Skywalk is an intense experience, and intensely strong. 📷 #mbsept

Watching a Mariners baseball game on TV while working, and feeling like I’m being watched. 🐈⬛ #Caturday


The Micro.blog challenge word for day 16 is “oof!” The guided tour through Jewel Cave has a lot of stairs, so I’m sure I uttered “oof!” at least once during that tour. 📷 #mbsept

On the Sinclair Trails blog: our review of Mt Hood RV & Camping Resort in Welches, Oregon. (Notice anything different about our truck? Stay tuned for a post on Monday about that!) 🚌

The Micro.blog challenge word for day 15 is “red”. The red codes box, authentication book, and red chair in the Minuteman nuclear missile control room in South Dakota. 📷 #mbsept

On the Sinclair Trails YouTube channel (like & subscribe!): a timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 75 miles from Buxton, Oregon to Welches, Oregon. 🚌📹
On the Sinclair Trails blog: we drove our coach 77 miles, about two hours of driving, from Buxton, Oregon to Welches, Oregon. 🚌

The Micro.blog challenge word for day 14 is “statue”. Without a doubt the most ambitious statue/monument we’ve seen is Crazy Horse, started by one guy 1948, and still far from finished. Here’s a model of the finished product, and the current state in the background. 📷 #mbsept

On the Sinclair Trails blog: our review of Dairy Creek East campground in LL Stub Stewart State Park in Buxton, Oregon. 🚌
