Saturday, August 21, 2004:
5AM
George was up extra early this morning, working with MsTioga on another page for
her new "MsTioga Magazine." The rest of The Team believes that these two love
to do this publishing, because they both seem to be having such a good time! 
10AM
We are breaking Camp and heading across the road a short distance to visit
"The High Desert Museum!" So many of you have written about how much you have
enjoyed your visit to this Museum!
5PM
The Team left The High Desert Museum, and we loved this place! Many exhibits
had sounds of birds, and voices of people speaking low in the background. Wonderful
effects.
At the entrance to "Spirit of the West" was a scene of how it used to be in this
land before white settlers.
An outdoor exhibit that George just loved depicted an early RV!!
A 1919 Model Sixty Caterpillar Tractor was in gorgeous condition!
Note to fellow boondockers and those who want to be boondockers!
This afternoon, we traveled only a few miles looking for our Nite Camp site
here in the Deschutes National Forest. Can you imagine how wonderful it is,
to absolutely know for certain, that your Nite Camp is just around the next bend
in the road? This means, that nearly everywhere that a boondocker travels in
the far western states is home. A free home. And often, a free forest home!
 
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TiogaRV Team Mission
To share the vagabonding life with our fellow RVers like yourself. We hope that you will try to boondock and dry camp.
We have found great joy in camping away from the RV Campground. We would like you to try our camping life style yourself.
Sharing with you our Daily Adventure is our way of encouraging you to try to camp as we do.
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