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Yes I did like site 1. The site has lots of tall trees and has good shade during much of the day. Also the trees and shrubs offer a little more privacy than many of the sites.

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I hope you enjoy a visit to this great place. Thanks for the nice comment.

Yes, many of the June Lake Campground sites have more trees and shade while the Oh Ridge Campground is more open with more sun. On a warm day it is a trade off of privacy and cool shade vs sun and solar recharge of your batteries. Even with the shade at June Lake, I got enough solar to recharge my van batteries. Oh Ridge also has a larger beach. It is great to have such nice options.

Thanks for the very nice comment.

Thanks. Just before this trip I bought a Hover Air X1 which makes it quite easy to do the video from the front as well as the follow video. It makes a nice complement to my DJI drone which could do the same shots, but the DJI is not as easy to set up for these shots.

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It really is! Thanks for the comment.

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So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the nice comment.

I wasn't sure. When I camped at Cape Disappointment, I had a reservation. So I emailed the park and checked. They responded that all campsites in the park are reservable. So reservations are recommended. When they have open campsites that have not been reserved, they are available at the park.

Thanks for the nice comment. I was visiting the Port Orford area the week of July 22. Also, thanks for the tip about Edson Creek, I will put it on my list of places to visit.

Thanks for the comment. The campground seemed filled when I visited in July. Like most of the coastal state parks it is booked pretty heavily during the summer months.

@@northwestcampervantravels7248 I'm not coming back down til mid Sept. I booked what looked like the one with the most space on either side. Normally I don't stay in campgrounds, I'm usually way out in the sticks. We'll see how it is. I like your channel, it's nice and calm, both pretty and informative. Thanks for that. Appreciate it.

Thanks again for the nice comment. I hope you enjoy your visit to Humbug Mtn. State Park.

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Thanks for the nice comment.

Yes, it really is nice.

Thanks for the info. Yes, wildfires now seem to be a problem every summer. I hope to go to central Oregon in September, but I may have to change my plans depending on smoke and/or fires.

Thanks so much! I also think that area of the Oregon coast is just splendid.

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Thanks for the comment and information. I haven't tried the store pizza, good to know about.

Thanks for your nice comment. Enjoy your visit to the John Day River. I haven't been there in the fall. Because the river isn't dammed, I would guess that the river flow would probably be a lot less in the fall.

Linda & Ray, thank you for your nice comment on this video. Yes, some drones have "autonomous" modes that allow them to fly without input. My drone has a "follow me" mode. I position the drone at a good altitude and position to view me. Then on the controller screen, I draw a box around my image. Then as I walk, the drone follows me. As a solo traveler, it is hard to get different view of yourself. I like using the drone to get different looks to my videos.

@@northwestcampervantravels7248 Thank you for your reply. I agree that your use of the drone really enhances your videos.

Thanks for the comment. I visited Cottonwood Canyon in the spring, not a good time to go swimming as the water flow is high, air and water temperatures low. So I don't know of any swimming holes in the area. As the John Day River is not dammed, flow decreases greatly during the summer. I expect that there probably are places to swim during the summer, but I don't have any first any information.

@@northwestcampervantravels7248 Alright, I appreciate that.Thank you for responding.I like your channel.

Thanks for the nice comment. Cape Blanco is a great place, particularly nice for a first campervan trip. And thanks for the subscription.

Thanks for the nice comment.

Thanks for the comment. You are probably aware of these places, but camping along the John Day River at Cottonwood Canyon State Park or further upstream at the BLM sites like Muleshoe offer some of the same kind central Oregon scenery.

Thanks. It is a great place to paddle, lots of kayaks and SUPs.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

The mosquitos were not bad at all. Very few during the day. More in the evening, but still not too bad.

Thanks for the positive feedback. Yes, it is a lovely lake.

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Thanks for the nice feedback. With so many great places in Oregon, it is difficult to see them all.

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Yes, and there is a lot of central Oregon where you can find rattlesnakes.

Go for it! And thanks for the nice comment.

Thanks Ralph, glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it.

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Thanks for the nice comment. My visit was three weeks ago, at the end of May. It was warm, but not too hot. As you know from experience, this area can get quite hot.

Welcome to the channel. Thanks for the nice comments.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the nice comment.

Jeremy, thanks again for the nice comments. Yes, people make a good measuring stick in a scene. Also, although I want my videos to be about interesting places, not about me, I think that at least some viewers have an interest in seeing the person that makes the video. Thanks for digging back in my older videos to watch this one.

The Oregon coast often has an abundant supply of fog and mist during the winter. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks Ralph. Glad you enjoyed it