Monthly Archives: August 2016

How beautiful it is here. “Here” meaning Washington Hwy 20 through the Northern Cascade Mountains. (See the little head sticking out the window above?  That’s Shiloh) The pictures are nice and can be worth a 1000 words they say, but … Continue reading →

Leaving Wilbur, the wheat fields give way to apple orchards. These don’t look ripe, but most are and it’s apple harvest time. These boxes are piled at all the orchards, and there are much bigger box piles than this.  See … Continue reading →

While in Wilbur, Washington I’m having some ‘low energy’ days.  Not sure what else to call them.  It happens sometimes….a day, or a few days,  when I don’t feel really good, but I don’t feel really bad.  Blah days. The … Continue reading →

While we are staying at the KOA at Lyons Ferry…which is of course no longer a ferry, but a bridge…. A very high bridge, over the Snake River…. View looking over the side of the bridge. We check out Palouse … Continue reading →

(a story in pictures) Wow, we are really ‘out here’.  At least that’s how I feel. That’s the moon, above the KOA sign. All the country side near here looks like this….like desert. A railroad track runs through it… And … Continue reading →

Sunday, August 14 we leave the KOA in Kamiah, Idaho. Above and below are some of the friends we met in Kamiah, on our daily walks. We move on only about 45 miles to a COE (Core of Engineers) park … Continue reading →

Sunday, August 7 we arrive at Lolo Hot Springs RV Park.  I plan to stay here for a week.  I’m not much a fan of donning a bathing suit, but I’ve been considering it for the possibility of the hot … Continue reading →

Two years ago this morning I set out on my journey.  I can say I’m grateful beyond measure for this time and for this experience.  It has been extraordinary in every sense, and for every day that I can continue … Continue reading →

We leave North Fork, Idaho after a two week stay, and go back to Jim and Mary’s RV Park in Missoula for a few days.  I need my prescription filled at Walmart and to stock up on this and that … Continue reading →