Well, these mountains are perhaps high enough.
Another tourist attraction that in fact does have silver dollars all over the wall. It had a lot of fun mountain stuff and tons of weapons and Native American type things.
They have huckleberry favored everything in these parts, which looks really pretty and all, but I grew huckleberries last year and didn't love them, so it wasn't a temptation to purchase some huckleberry cotton candy.
About the only thing to see in Idaho is mountains, like your looking at them right outside your truck window on both sides. It is beautiful, as is Washington. This is the Columbia river.
I have to say I am just so disappointed that these gargantuan mountains just don't come through in my photos. The perspective is off somehow.
We stopped at our first roadside stand as we careened down the mountain.
These apricots were huge.
It wasn't fancy, but they had cute things for kids.
The wind was quite expressive .
This right here, just about ten miles from our stop for today in Seattle, was the only time we sat in traffic through these 2500 miles. I say, thank you Lord. What a miracle. Traffic was heavier all down the mountain, and the road was rough, so the last hundred miles was tense today.
I don't have a great phone and I try to take some pics so to send to the Handy Man. They don't make the transfer to the laptop, but this mountain, oh my. So huge.
We've sang, talked, listened to good books and tried to laugh and laugh, and be in awe of God's creation, and grateful for His provision. Tomorrow we head to Anacortes and we're so excited to have a few days of not dragging suitcases in and out. Continue to keep us in your prayers please.
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