My Life with Photographs

  Since we started full-time RVing in August 2020, Thousand Trails Long Beach RV & Campground in Washington was our stop #6.  We arrived two days early due to the campground we were in had water supply problem. When we called in to see if we can come in early, they had no problem. The staff at Long Beach RV Campground were nice, friendly and accommodating.  We arrived in Thousand Trails Long Beach RV Campground on October 04 and stayed there for three weeks. A nice RV park, spaces are a little bit tight  but all are full hookups with 30 or 50 amps. The campground has a nice trail access to beach and to Discovery Trail, a paved trail that goes on for miles in to Long Beach downtown. Good for walking and or biking. A 28 mile sandy beach that's good for driving.  We had a great stay at this park even though most of their amenities were close due to Covid-19 we still got to enjoy our time there. The campground has 120 RV sites, 5 yurts, 5 cabins, 2 cottages, plenty of tent sites, s

Watch our little trip to Cape Meares Lighthouse. This is my second time visiting the area and this time I have my son Alan exploring with us, I loved it. Amazing views!  A really good walked down to the lighthouse. The paved path, the trees, and the beautiful views of the pacific coast so amazing that made me so excited to walked down there. Although the lighthouse is closed for the season, I didn't mind that a bit. I was able to walk around the area without crowds, I love it.  When I was done and it was time to head back up (using different path) Geez, that's when I realized it was a long way up. Good thing there are several seating with nice views. It was a good walked up. The trails to Octopus tree was also beautiful. Watch our video to see this beautiful place. A must see!  Nice viewing area overlooking the Arch Rocks. This is just a  few step from the parking lot. Alan and the lighthouse. I love that Fresnel lens, so cool! Paved walk path to the light house with the view o

As we are pulling in to Fred Meyer store parking lot today, we saw this nice and amazing sand dunes just behind the store. Alan, Sandy and I went playing while Joel went shopping at the store.  Joel bought Alan a sled and it was so much fun. I also tried the sled with Alan and we both had so much fun. What a great day!  We spent some time there sledding down, climbing up the sand dunes several times and just walking and running around. Love it! Sand sledding instead of snow. Sandy's Footprint on the sand Fred Meyer store in Florence, Oregon

Watch our nice short adventure to this beautiful Oswald West State Park in Oregon Coast. 

Before the Covid-19 lockdown started in Mindanao Region in Philippines, we had an opportunity to visit Mambukal Hot Sulphur Spring Resort in Koronadal City South Cotabato. We went there to celebrate Joel's birthday. This was our first visit there  and we only spent a night thinking we'd be back again in the next week or so. So glad we were able to visit but so sad we weren't able to go back again due to Corona Virus Pandemic.  How to get there? The road going to Mambukal Resort is partly rough road and the road gets narrower the closer we get to the resort. The resort is not that far from the city but it feels like I'm in the jungle. Nice and secluded place with lots of greenery.  From the main road of Banga-Koronadal City Road (Coming From Surallah) it was about 5 miles to get there.  Using Bautista G. Hubero Sr. Road we basically just follow the small signs on the road. Also using Google Maps helps too. Here's the Address: Mambukal Hot Sulphur Spring Resort , Ba