Transcribed from our old leather journal on June 14, 2018
We left Klamath at 4pm heading for Castle Crags near Dunsmuir on Interstate 5. We arrived shortly after 6:30 to the State Park. Camped in site #38. The upper loop was closed and the lower loop was too close to the freeway. 
That is the only real drawback to this campground. The freeway I-5 is very close by. Our spot was one reserved for RV’s so was fairly level with the door opening out to a pretty meadow and a great view of the oak-pine-fir forest out the bedroom window. We leveled a bit, settled, in, and I made soup and cheese sandwiches.
After dinner we walked up to the Vista Point. About a mile of steep winding road that was restricted to RV’s. Seemed like a lot of up! We went to the Vista Point but it was too cloudy to see any of the view. We skipped a fire and cozied up in bed with books and a good night’s sleep.
On Saturday we woke to a rainy morning so we had a great bacon and egg breakfast, and a slow and peaceful morning. I finally knitted a scarf for Shera and Mo helped unravel and wind yarn. Finally at 11:00 AM it was clear enough that we decided to take a hike.
Followed the river trail for about 6 miles overall, 1.5 miles from the Riverside Day use area to the end and then looping back past the store and the campground trail to the north. Beautiful hike along the Sacramento River.
Fritos, cheese, and wine while we put up the awning and set out the chairs and table and we just enjoyed the meadow for the rest of the afternoon.
Mo built a nice big fire and we baked potatoes and steak and veggies. Great dinner. After dinner we went down to the 1 mile Indian Creek loop for another lovely hike, but then the rain started.
We turned on the generator and watched Good Morning Viet Nam while it poured down rain and we slept great all night to the sound.
On Sunday, Mother’s Day, it never stopped raining all night and was still pouring at 10:30 AM. We cooked another good breakfast, and turned on the generator again to watch Fried Green Tomatoes. Probably won’t be doing much outside today since it is so incredibly wet.
We are having a little bit of leakage on the rear passenger window by the bed. Hopefully we have isolated it. Not a bed weekend, even with the rain. We had a good time, good hikes, and were very comfortable in the MoHo.
We stopped for an ice cream cone in Shaniko and by the time we got to Biggs it was a little after five and was raining lightly. Mo spent $22.for the full hookup site at Maryhill State Park and we settled in and then went for a walk along the river.
We drove on to Wenatchee via Highway 97, with a hot dog lunch at the rest area north of Yakima. Pulled into Wenatchee at 4:15 or so. Gas in Quincy was $2.45 PG and we got 12.6 MPG!
We stopped for a BLT lunch at the Union Creek Campground and then headed back toward Medford. We found a really nice state park with electric hookups for only $12. per night at 
Stewart State Park was great. Lovely campsites with electricity, nice trails to walk, lots of space between sites. We slept well for more than 10 hours! It was nice to turn the furnace on in the morning to take off the chill. We drove down to Applegate Lake but there wasn’t much there to see.
Gas was $2.49 , we drove 222.5 miles total, and our mileage was 11.35 mpg.
We left my house at 3PM driving Mo’s Van to go to Salem. The trip turned out to be really successful. We stayed at the Salem Motel 6 as planned and had dinner with Don near his hotel at Newport Bay. It was almost 11 when we went to sleep. They gave us a handicap room which we thought was funny.
The MoHo and Other Traveling Tales 