Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

The next few days I spent riding my bike around town and enjoying the weather. Oroville’s population is only a few thousand, down from when it had it’s glory days supplying the growing Northwest with fruit, but overall, it’s a … Continue reading →

A couple days later in Oroville, I took my camera along with me on my bike ride, but first a picture of my rig all neat and trim.

It’s now May 1st and I’ve had a nice stay in Walla Walla visiting family, wandering around town and partaking of the many wines available here in the Wine Tasting rooms. I took the kids out again for a goodbye … Continue reading →

As many of you might remember, I’ve often spoken of the very attractive  women up here in Fairbanks. Today I thought I would show some pictures of 2 or 3 that I haven’t posted before. They are all over the … Continue reading →

While in the Portland area, I stayed up in Corbett. A very small town east of Troutdale up in the hills above the Columbia River Gorge. This area is very nice, and the RV park I stayed at honors the … Continue reading →

I still have a few friends in Oregon, in the Gresham, Portland, area. So I always spend a couple to a few weeks here as I pass through. As I mentioned in the last update, I made it up to … Continue reading →

The morning after I went to Hearst Castle, since I went to sleep early the previous evening, around 10pm, I woke up at 5am. Weather was still pretty dismal, but at least the rain had let up somewhat. Got on … Continue reading →

I’m going to back track here since I was able to recover many of the lost pictures. This section is about the trip my brother and I took to Hearst Castle on the coast of California. Enjoy! Since my brother … Continue reading →

I have finally arrived in Alaska. I’m now at my old haunt in Fairbanks volunteering at the Ice Park Campground. I manage the place, check people in, make sure everything works, etc. Got here last Thursday evening after a long … Continue reading →

I was able to restore many of the missing pictures, some are totally lost, but many others are back none the worse for wear. Only problem is that now I am on the road up to Fairbanks, Alaska and really … Continue reading →