Comments on: Location, Location, Location

By: Ron Butler

Ron Butler — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:20:23 +0000

Great blog and topic. Several years ago we re-entered the US at International Falls Minn. We took highway 71 south to Big Falls where we found the greatest little community rv park right next to the river and falls by accident. Great scenery and the sound of the river and falls right outside the rv. Had e/w for something like 10-12 bucks as well!! Can’t remember if they had a dump station or not.

By: curtis troth

curtis troth — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:21:55 +0000

We found a new National Monument in New Mexico (establish in 2001). ” Tent Rocks” is southwest of Santa Fe about 35 miles on the Cochiti pueblo indian reservation. We were camped in the Cochiti Corp of Engineering park on the Cochiti Lake. There are two paths, one lower and one upper. We climbed the mountain and got the most awesome pictures on the way as well as when we reached the top. It’s 675 feet up with steps in the mountain to help climber get there. Its almost impossible to describe. The rocks form an inverted cone, then have a “tent” on top. The movie Silverado was filmed in part there before it became a National Monument .

By: David

David — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:32:49 +0000

Some spectacular falls. I have to remember to go to these.

By: J.H. McCallum

J.H. McCallum — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 12:05:27 +0000

Bear in mind the importance of the location of the “shooter” in ralation to the scene. By moving a few feet – by raising or lowering the camera, the final result of any shot is substantially altered. Take your time, and study your view finder.

By: Sid Burklund

Sid Burklund — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:57:47 +0000

Great start for a blog however I am going to give it a twist. Instead of listing single locations, I am suggesting a point to point rout. One of our favorite is the Oregon Coast (we live north of Seattle). Accessed from the North, South or any were in between you will find picture opportunities around every bend in the road. Also, Oregon is very RV friendly with many public and private parks available.
I could go on with others but won’t for now. I do hope others will continue this blog as it will give us all a “picture” on your world.