A nice night's sleep. A beautiful sunrise. Great morning.
We stopped in to visit briefly with my uncle here in Spokane, and then headed out for a "Saturday afternoon drive" on Monday morning. We went eastbound on Highway 2 up to Newport, Washington to take a look at another KM Resort - Old American Kampground. It was a little more rustic than Ponderosa Falls where we are currently camping, but there were some very nice spots along the Pend Orielle River. Not alot for the kids to do, but since we don't have any kids with us, it was very appealing. And the preserve host was an absolute delight, taking the time to talk with us about the area, and give us suggestions on which route to take down to Couer D'Alene.
We drove down to Spirit Lake, and turned off the highway to the boat ramp. There was a road that appeared to go all around the lake....emphasis on the word "appeared". It didn't show it on the AAA Map, but it did show an alleged road on the GPS. Ten miles down the winding narrow road, crossing our fingers that we wouldn't run into any logging trucks, we came to the end of paved road. Prior experience with logging roads told us to turn around and go back, which we did. Spirit Lake is very lovely and pristine and I'm glad we took the side trip.
We took Highway 54 (this would be Idaho Highway 54), and then went south on Highway 95 to Couer D'Alene. I had wanted to explore the area, but it was getting late, and we had one more stop at the R and R RV Store in Liberty Lake and then wanted to say Good Night to my uncle. So today, all we saw of this lovely resort town just over the Washington Idaho border was a few malls. Maybe tomorrow.
For now, the grill is being prepped for burgers, and I'm off to cut up some fruit.
Join us as we navigate a whole new world - the world of full time RVers. Laugh with us at the idiotic mistakes we are bound to make. Enjoy some of our cool experiences. Read our reviews of various campgrounds, routes we took getting from here to there and there to here, as funny things are everywhere (with a nod to Dr Suess), and other assorted items we choose to share.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
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