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| Coeur d'Alene camp site |
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| Sunrise over the Columbia River |
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| Rails to Trails in Coeur d'Alene |
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| The Columbia River |
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| Maxie Nap |
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| The "new" side of Coeur d'Alene |
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| Napping with Max |
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| Gary Busey? We think so! |
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| Centennial Trail is a 900 mile trail through Idaho, from Murphy Hot Springs to Priest Falls |
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| The "old" part of Coeur d'Alene |
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| Giant Cucurbita Pepo's, or Pumpkins (pumpkins are a type of squash). These guys are growing by the sewage treatment plant on the Columbia River in Coeur d'Alene, ID. Hmmmmm. |
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| We ate at a nice place called Bardenay's by the river one night. This restaurant is the nation's first restaurant distillery. We enjoyed dinner with a great couple we met at the resort (from Calgary). A few ducks joined us as well! |
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| A Bison (not a Buffalo) |
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| This passes for art in Idaho. Bold. |
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| Star Scream? Is that you? |
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| Back into Washington |
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| Spokane, WA |
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| Eastern Washington desert landscape |
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| Moses Lake, WA |
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| The scenic lookout in the Government Reclamation Site, about 40 miles up river from Hanford, WA |
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| Snoqualmie Pass |
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| The Tacoma chickens seem to be doing well. We do miss the rooster. |
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| Tacoma, WA |
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| The log pens by the Port of Tacoma |
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| The bumps on the logs are seals |
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| A little better view of the seals |
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| Foggy Tacoma Dome |
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| Foggy Tacoma |
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| Lumber operation at the Port of Tacoma |
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| Maxie with sleepies on him - so many naps, so little time! |
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