As the new year begins we look forward to a fantastic year with our fellow Time To Travel campers. The first activity of the year is our Thursday, January 8 tour of the Warhawk Museum in Nampa. Prior to the tour we will meet upstairs in the Tower Grill, directly behind the museum, at 11:30am. After lunch we will visit the museum. Admission price, per their website, is $12 for seniors or Vets with an ID.

A tip of the hat to Carolyn Agenbroad and Sherry Rock for organizing both of the meals in November and December. Everyone enjoyed a good meal and the wonderful fellowship of our members. Both meals were well attended with 24-30 members participating in each event.

In February we will tour the Idaho Historical Museum. We will have lunch prior to visiting the museum. Details to follow.

By April most of the cold weather will be behind us. Hagerman RV Village will be our destination starting on April 13. We depart on Friday, April 17.

Our May outing is at the Copperfield Campground in Hells Canyon. We will be at this Idaho Power campground on May 11-14. Departure is Wednesday, May 15.

We will visit Glenns Ferry in June for the annual RVers of Idaho summer rally. The Elmore County Fairgrounds will our destination on June 9-13. Departure is Sunday, June 14th.

The Capital Gypsies will venture to Silverton, Oregon on July 13-16, departing on Wednesday, July 17th. The group will depart from Boise on July 12th with an overnight in Pendleton. Time to Travel members are welcome to join the Capital Gypsies on this excursion.

Later in July, the Sourdough Chapter will depart for a Butte, Montana campground on July 27th. The group will start their return home on Friday, July 31. All RVers of Idaho members are welcome to join in this outing. More details to follow.

Farragut State Park, near Coeur d' Alene, will be our destination for August 10-13, departing on Friday, August 14. This is a beautiful state park, one of the biggest in the state.

We have a full schedule of events for 2026. Be sure to make your reservations early as campgrounds get full quickly.

Best wishes for the coming year.

Warren

Trivia: Even though food was canned in tin cans around 1813, it took about 40 years for someone to invent the can opener. Can openers for home use didn't become popular until the 1860's. Before then? Hammer and chisel.