Oologah?
This is gonna be quick. It's late, we just got back from dinner with some good friends, and my slow internet connection is not just slow... it's painfully slow.
This morning, Monday, we got the bus-house fired up and we were on the road just a few minutes after 9am. The route took us eastward, OK-33 to I-40 for a few miles, then the Creek Turnpike around the south end of Tulsa to US-169 which we took to Oologah Oklahoma on the north end of the Tulsa Metroplex. There, we found suitable accommodations at the Hawthorn Bluff Corps of Engineers Campground on Oologah Lake. It's a great campsite with a view off the lake from the bus-house windshield, and it's somewhat hidden behind a hill that cuts the wind.
We think we'll be here for 3 nights.
till tomorrow...
Thom
This morning, Monday, we got the bus-house fired up and we were on the road just a few minutes after 9am. The route took us eastward, OK-33 to I-40 for a few miles, then the Creek Turnpike around the south end of Tulsa to US-169 which we took to Oologah Oklahoma on the north end of the Tulsa Metroplex. There, we found suitable accommodations at the Hawthorn Bluff Corps of Engineers Campground on Oologah Lake. It's a great campsite with a view off the lake from the bus-house windshield, and it's somewhat hidden behind a hill that cuts the wind.
We think we'll be here for 3 nights.
till tomorrow...
Thom
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