Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

Apr. 14th, 2014: Resting up… After the little mix up the night I arrived in Rome, I was happy to get to bed and enjoy a night of dreamless sleep. Next morning, I just hung out at the apartment trying … Continue reading →

April 13th, 2014. Time to go to Europe. I started this trip by having my brother drive me down to the local railroad station in Lancaster, California. There is an intercity rail line that connects Los Angeles to the upper valley … Continue reading →

A few more weeks were spent at Parker, but then it came time to go. It was becoming annoying that the WiFi was completely off for days at a time, and like I mentioned before, the RV park does not take … Continue reading →

Being close to a casino was fun…someplace to go every night if I wanted. I didn’t go every night, but 3-4 times a week I’d bike over there and wander around. The place also had a theater on the grounds … Continue reading →

My stay in Beatty was great, not only was the weather outstanding but the local company in the form of real people was more interesting than television. Can’t beat that. Maybe a Seahawks game could, but that’s about it. One afternoon … Continue reading →

I was staying at Fallon RV Park, (they have no web site) and the Amazon warehouse was in Fernley. It’s around 30 miles away, and like I said last post, I did try to find somewhere to park my RV in … Continue reading →

After arriving at my brother’s place in Rosamond, I met the neighbor Brennen when he wandered up to say hello to my brother. We all enjoyed a sit down with beer by the pool and he offered to let me park … Continue reading →

As I mentioned last time, Silverton is a really neat town. The RV parks have all the normal services you would want, the view all around the valley the town is in is spectacular, and there are many services you … Continue reading →

The day after arriving in Silverton, click here for the story, I untethered my bike and rode around town. Pretty cool place. In talking to the locals, I found that until the Durango to Silverton train started to become a tourist … Continue reading →