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She’s growing up so fast – Age 4

Stub Stevens State Park

We have booked a site at Stub Stevens State Park for our motorhome. Our site (#71) has full hook-ups and is located in what is called Dairy Creek Camp East. We tried to get a site as close to the cabins as possible. At this time, there are only 5 of the 14 cabins remaining available.

You will need to book your reservation today if you are joining us. The dates are 3/27-3/29 (Fri-Sun.)

The cabins are new but, rustic. They are a single room and have heat, electricity, a futon, bunk beds (single on top and double on bottom, table and 4 chairs, picnic table and a fire pit. They are $39 per night.

The RV sites have full hook-ups, a fire pit, picnic table and usually room for a large tent. We have a tent that we can bring if someone wants to just stay in it. We will actually check in late Thursday night.

Danielle went to “University of Oregon” for the weekend to stay with her big sister.

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3. Anti-Virus is installed and up-to-date!
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4. Malicious Software Removal Tool
5. Spybot – Search & Destroy 1.3
6. Ad-Aware SE

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