Oh, her door is open – at a Sister’s gathering an open door always means you are welcome to come inside. There's a lot to see.
Isn’t the ‘living area’ of her trailer cute? (You can see more of this trailer here. My sweetheart and I met her sweet owner at a nearby flea market where her trailer was on display last year. She was so kind and gracious to show us her trailer and answer all of our millions of questions.)
Do you see the red and white pennant banner across the back windows? You will see banners of all kinds and colors when you tour some of the trailers. Banners come in all shapes and sizes - made of all kinds of things. Some banners are inside – others are on the outside.
This trailer has a banner hanging in front of the window – and it has a banner painted on the front. . .
On the side. . .
And on the back.
Next, there’s ‘Daisy’ with her painted flowers and details. 
Here's another open door - she was one of my near neighbors.
She has a fireplace! This would be a good place to sit and chat on a cold, winter day.
Aren't these cute shutters on this trailer?
Sometimes you can’t tell what you will find when you step inside. This trailer surprised me a bit. Bright yellow on the outside. . .
But so different inside.
There’s no doubt that this gal is a member of Sisters On The Fly, is there?
Here’s another Sister trailer. This one is a fairly new trailer, with a fancy paint job.
Isn't this little trailer a cutie? She was handmade. The inside was tiny but so pretty. 
I could hardly believe it when I heard that this one was hand-painted by her owner!
Let’s take a break – sit down and rest our feet for awhile. Here’s a spot where we can relax and have a good chat. I’m sure it won’t be long before someone else comes by to join us!
After we’ve rested for awhile we’ll go see more trailers. There’s more to see and we don’t want to miss a thing!
Today I said goodbye to a group of Sisters – all part of Sisters On The Fly Eighth Annual Northwest Gathering. We were Sisters from Oregon, Idaho, Washington, from British Columbia, Canada and a few who came from California. Saying goodbye was hard since we had laughed and played and talked and chatted and eaten and shopped together for the last four days. I’m still reflecting on our time together on the Washington Coast. There is so much I’d love to tell you. And I will. Soon.
In the meantime I must shift gears and get back to ‘real’ life. My dearest and best-est friend from college days is coming tomorrow. She and her hubby will spend some sweet hours with us before they head home on Tuesday. While I ponder things from the past few days and while I try hard to get back into things at home I leave you with a tiny peek of my time away. It’s a time I will never forget. Time spent with gals I will never forget. Friendships made. Bonds established. Plans for the future determined so we will meet again.
Lights that cascade over a big umbrella catch the attention of everyone who passes by.
