This is Redbeard on today's adventure. I'm camping at Stanton Park in Canoeville, Oregon. This is a pretty nice park. I found it because I stopped at a rest stop and I was tired. I'm singing about trying to either head to the coast or the Oregon coast or or maybe make it all the way back home. But I got to buy five a little bit and realized I was a little more tired than I thought I was. I was all hike and I did and I didn't really sleep that well. I'm not sure I have to. So, it's our other rest stop and I'm like, okay I'm going to find out if any place I can camp nearby. And this was one of the other ones in the RV park because we're if you've ever driven out I-5 and seen that seven feathers, that's the same exit I'm at now. Long good morning. Welcome to my tent. It comes into the spot. I got my Kelsey type 20, which pretty well. Got my gear bag, keeping my food here with me. I'm clothing bag and ear plugs and stuff. You can probably hear the traffic off in the distance. And then outside of my door there's a little vestibule just big enough for my shoes. I keep my water out there as well. But yeah my Cabello's extra large pan. There's number two in. Hang a hang of clothes. Hang a flashlight. More clothes. That's basically all there's to it. Tiny little tent. So last night I used the bike for the clothes dry. Something was closed been wearing for a couple days so it was good to air them out. Had a good bit of dew fall. So I wait for the sun to come dry everything out but get another tent out anyway. So here in the park where I'm camping there's a little memorial. And so devoted to it says dedicated to the men who lost their lives and a tragic landslide on Canyon Mountain January 16 1974. Their efforts to restore vial communications exemplify the highest traditions of those who serve. And it's built by the uh and kind of really the other. Memorial was built by their friends and co-workers in their memory. And there's a list of them. 1974 landslide. This park had another memorial. Original park board member. Served from 1915, 1963. Speaking of original park board member here's something that looks like the original part of the park. I've never seen anything like this one. I'm managing climb all over that thing. It's good. Look at that. It's been paying the numerous times. Looks like you could definitely use an inner paint gel. It's got more modern park or more modern place structure. And then it's got swings which are no mind boys would like some swings. So here I am. I'm a little open area here. Got some picnic tables. A lot of space. And you can certainly do. It's certainly new to some big events here. There's some soccer. There's some entertainment. Frisbee down in the field. So it's a good park without a place to play some horseshoes. So there's a little bit of sunlight on my tent now. I need more hemdrawhal to do. Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe. This is Redbeard and film our next adventure. See you on the road. you