We've been getting a LOT of hits on the old blog in the last while. Here is a greatly abbreviated list of some of the locations that visited. I edited out most of the common locations, but left the more exotic locales like Eskilstuna, Sodermanlands Lan, Tartu, Tartumaa, and Dodsland, Saskatchewan! Even Casablanca visited!

France Bziers, Languedoc-Roussillon
United States Palmyra, Virginia
United States Brooklyn, New York
United Kingdom Northampton, Northamptonshire
Taiwan Taipei, T'ai-pei
United Kingdom Nottingham
United Kingdom Leeds
Taiwan Chutung, T'ai-wan
United States Aspen, Colorado
Spain Sevilla, Andalucia
Slovenia Celje, Brezovica
Bulgaria Pazardzik, Pazardzhik
United States Hagerstown, Maryland
Brazil Rio De Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Sweden Eskilstuna, Sodermanlands Lan
Indonesia Surabaya, Jawa Timur
Brazil Curitiba, Parana
Brazil Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul
United States Surprise, Arizona
Portugal Lisbon, Lisboa
Greece Athens, Attiki
United States Satellite Beach, Florida
Hungary Doboz, Bekes
Morocco Casablanca
United Kingdom Derby
France Roumazires, Poitou-Charentes
Spain Madrid
Canada Nipawin, Saskatchewan
United States North Las Vegas, Nevada
Canada Denare Beach, Saskatchewan
Romania Bucharest, Vaslui
Germany Hamburg
Australia Melbourne, Victoria
United States Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Canada Brandon, Manitoba
Brazil Braslia, Distrito Federal
Singapore Singapore
Spain Zaragoza, Aragon
United States Lincroft, New Jersey
Canada Savona, British Columbia
Canada Bridge Lake, British Columbia
Canada Dodsland, Saskatchewan
Spain Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana
Portugal Prime, Viseu
United Kingdom Bristol, Bristol, City of
Italy Rome, Lazio
Mexico Mexico, Distrito Federal
Estonia Tartu, Tartumaa
United States Mesa, Arizona
United States Las Cruces, New Mexico
United States Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Netherlands Terneuzen, Zeeland


Here's a couple of shots of where we camped at Beverly Beach, and one of the common tsunami signs that are everywhere.



And here are the camping rates - roughly half the price of Canadian national parks for three times as much. No wonder only the rich can afford to camp in our parks.

We stopped for gas in Newport, and someone had to put on a performance on the dash of the truck!



Tonight should be our last nite in Oregon as California is now only a hop, skip, and a coffee further down the coast. According to GasBuddy.com, the gas prices are about the same as here - hovering around the $3. mark. Still cheaper than at home, and with the almost equal exchange rate, it is a better deal than last year.

Check the map at the top of the post for our estimated location for tonight - though I suspect we will be in a certain high-elevation viewpoint over the ocean. It has been windy, so we'll be looking for some cover, but I'm pretty sure there will be no internet of any sort there.

But I'm sure the satellite radio will be working just fine - especially now that I have it connected to a bit of an on-board sound sysem! And it's almost time to finish off that can of cat food, and maybe go eat some grass and look for frogs!