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Day 21 - Back in CO


The 3 fishing neighbors we had met yesterday evening were out early on the lake and caught several of the Kocolene Salmon.  Ray, the young boy, came over and gave me 2 filets of the Salmon.  I immediately grilled it for breakfast.  It was wonderful!  I tried to get Kevin to take a bite of it, but he wouldn’t have anything to do with it.

On to our next destination.  We left Fishlake heading Northeast.  We did Interstate 70 to see how this truck would handle the  camper, that would dictate how much time we needed to get home (whether or not we could do Interstates).  Truck did great!  I drove a little, but the speed limit of 80 MPH intimidated me and I gave the wheel back to Kevin after only 50 miles driving.  I’m sure I will start to feel more comfortable, but, baby steps in the meantime.

We weren’t sure where we were going, and all the places that we wanted to try to camp were full.  I finally found an RV Park that had vacancies.  We rolled into Delta right at 5 pm and checked in.  Full hookups, and a very nice couple that owned the place made us feel right at home. 

Kevin has found a place that look wonderful to camp at, but they don’t have openings until Sunday.  Our hopes are that we can stay here until then.  The husband of the owner team has a book of good motorcycle rides we can do.  That should occupy us until Sunday.

I took Nikki to the dog park they have here and she met a very large handsome boy.  He wanted to play but she was intimated and snapped at him.  We left the dog park.

Back at the camper to type of my blog for the day.  I took several photos of the Utah landscape while on Interstate 70.  It really is beautiful but oh so barren.  I commend the people that live here.

Photos are from my point and shoot camera while traveling 75 mph.


Kocolene Salmon
















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