September 8, by libertatemamo 22 Comments. After our internal cleansing we felt the beast needed outside beautification too, especially after 2 months on the salty coast, so we parked at our favorite Eugene park Armitage County Park and embarked on a major RV washing. A very crafty and productive effort, if I may say so myself. Brett and his partner Paul , both avid week-end RVers and potentially future full-timers hung out for an evening of chatting and wine.
We stopped by to visit Susan and Dave, a couple with 2 lovely dogs on a year-long RV adventure who happened to be staying here to visit their son. And we bumped into our next-door literally neighbours also happen to be blog readers.
Who knew that Eugene would be such a hot-spot of RV socialites all with such excellent blog-reading taste? Great bike riding, good hiking, good food, and fabulous farmers market.
It was wonderful to meet you Nina. Thanks for stopping buy. We stayed one night at Belknap Hot Springs, but it was way to busy and crowded for us. Its great, more like a state park than a private park, nice space between sites, beautiful trees and greenery and full hook ups.
Save and fun travels to you all. Great to meet you too! Sorry to hear about your poor experience at Freightliner. Sure hope they fix it properly for you! Eugene is a lovely town. We were there for only a day and enjoyed it immensely. I love when we clean the inside and outside. Makes me feel so clean. Glad the beast got a good washβ¦inside and out!
