The time has come to pack up
the rig, load the trailer, check the fluids, and say our goodbyes to our CLM
(California Land Management) home. It
has been a beautiful place to live this summer, not to mention the wonderful
guest we have meet. THANK YOU for all
the great friendships, advice on places to explore, lovely comments on the
campgrounds, and the list can go on forever.
You all will be missed dearly!!
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| Bird watchers paradise - there were all kinds |
We will also miss all the
birds, raccoon, and foxes, but not so much all the little furry rodents
(chipmunks and ground squirrels) or rats.
Max got plenty of exercise trying to keep them out of the rig - LOL
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| Max held the fox hostage in the tree |
This was our first camp host job, which we say was grand
compared to working behind four walls every day. However remember it is still a job, so just
like any other one, there are likes and dislikes. Of course Deb’s favorite was talking with the
guest; as her non favorite - driving the extra 14 miles to cover the other two campgrounds
on a daily basis that lost its host. The
question has been asked by many --Would we camp host again? Yes, the positives definitely out ranked the
negative ones. Just not sure it could
be in an area where we had NO communication for long periods of time.
Some people have asked how you find jobs like this: use the internet to search for jobs in the
area you want to visit (Tahoe, Death Valley, Yellowstone, etc.), talk to others
as you travel, or perhaps read books like “How to Support Your RV Lifestyle”. If you are interested in working in the
forest; you might want to check out CLM Services website: http://www.clm-services.com/, as
they operate in 5 states (CA, OR, WA, NV-Tahoe Basin, and CO). Or check out Workamper.com they list daily opportunities
in all parts of the United States.
Until next time, be safe and enjoy every moment life has to
offer ;))
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| Now that is massive, think it's time to minimize |
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