RSS Jun 1, 2008
A shiver down my spine
Filed in BlogI can hear coyotes singing to one another, not far away. It’s really very neat, and puts a shiver down my spine. :)
This campground has proven to be a good little oasis. Given how close it is to the freeway, it’s remarkably quiet and peaceful with a very nice vibe.
After rushing around for the last week, I am reorganizing my work space, dealing with “pending” and tossing trash. I’ve also been getting to know Redding through the internet and tomorrow we will visit Target, the bank, a supermarket, an auto supply store, and a bookstore. ;)
After that, we will drive home. :)
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3 Comments, Comment or Ping
katster (11 comments.)
So, assuming you’re in or near Redding, are you at the one campsite that you get off the freeway and then you have to drive back a couple miles to get to it? It’s near the river?
If that’s the case, you’re maybe a half mile at most as the crow flies from the house I grew up in. (And maybe three-quarters to the one we moved to when I was a sophomore in high school.)
Good luck with the trip to Target. These days, I try to avoid the whole Churn Creek/Dana/Hilltop area as much as possible, as the city fathers have decided, in their infinite wisdom, to create Retail Hell. Just my opinion. :)
-kat
Jun 2nd, 2008
FancyHorse
I hope you will enjoy living there. It sounds nice!
Jun 2nd, 2008
Linda R. Moore
So far so good, forest fires and mosquitos notwithstanding *grin*
Jun 23rd, 2008
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