Page 7 - Robert Adamis

The final leg of our road trip involved the long road south on I5 in Northern California. Needing to get some food for the trip, we stopped at a Burger King. The bathroom was surprisingly very clean.

Due to the heat and lack of water we moved to Eagle View Camp Ground at the top of Lake Trinity. Tucked between multiple streams it was a welcome relief to the heat. 

Nordstroms is a well established high end retailer that one would think would have a handle on making certain that it's bathrooms are serviced and well maintained. That wasn't the case at this store!

Needing to stock up on ice we stopped at this local country store. I suspect they make more money selling ice than anything else! Their flush toilets were a welcome site after using pit toilets!

The second bathroom at Alpine View Camp Ground was identical to the first bathroom review I posted previous to this one. The only real difference was this bathroom had a view of the dry lake in front.

Our trip to Lake Trinity was the final destination of our road trip. We found out that we were in for a summer heatwave. The campground was empty so the bathrooms were extremely clean.

The Chateau hotel room that we stayed in had an on suite bathroom and though it isn't a traditional public bathroom, I thought I would take some pictures anyway. Very old school but in good condition.

The first thing one sees at the Oregon Caves is this outbuilding in the parking lot. The caves themselves are up the road but you must get an orientation by rangers near this out building.

The visitor center of the Oregon caves was not as impressive as the Chateau itself but it was still interesting historically. Of note, was the black mountain lion  overlooking the restrooms.

The Oregon Caves were an absolute treat to visit. We stayed at the lodge that was built in the 1930s to house tourists of the cave. The lobby bathroom was like a delightful walk back in time.