Holiday Inn Exp Stes Logan

... they only use it for important things like crops, yard grass and golf courses. The rest of the area was like the day before&#8230;arid and brown. <br><br>Now that we have left MT, WA &amp; OR gone are the coffee/expresso drive thrus on every corner&#8230;and I mean on every corner. <br><br>Once we crossed over into Utah the hills and mountains were still bare but more green than Idaho. We stayed in Bringham City which is near Promotory ...

... went swimming...pool isn't heated. Sounded like caracas when they got out.<br><br>Ok...on to Yellowstone tomorrow.<br><br>This is Monica now blogging:<br><br>The Brigham KOA is a country version of a regular one. Very laidback with a country kind of charm to it. Kids are having fun anyways. They were all very good ...

About a year ago, my dear friend shared a secret with me. She wanted to go to France. No, it was more than "want", she felt that she "had" to go to France. Almost as if she was being drawn there. When she asked me what this meant? I told her it meant that "I" was supposed to go with her. We talked to our hubbies and they said... go for it. So we started saving our pennies to go.

This was our first stop on our way to our next store. We spotted this Hampton inn and decided to go luxury because we deserve it after bumming around the Northwest coast. The rooms here are great. Woke up the next day to a flat tire. Good thing there was a Sinclair full service gas station on the same block. They fixed it for $10. 

... and several different skill levels and degrees of difficulty. David and I did a very fun 'zip line' together. Then we went on to Park City 'proper' and found more fun stuff to do, This is a very cool area with lots of 'mountain' activities to do. There was a ski lift to take us to do the Alpine slide, which David did alone and Elaine and I both did with one child each. Fast and lots of fun! There was also a cool 'coaster' and another zip line. So that was about it ...

... the need to close lanes for mile after mile after mile when at most the construction is taking place in about 3/4 of a mile along the way. Plus, those concrete revetments that are placed along the way. There's no room for error. No give. No forgiveness. I drive a large motor home and it's a white knuckler all the ...

... could without actually closing it....We had to keep it that way until the wind died down. Anyways...We drove through a really cool canyon on 89 yesterday, around 7pm or so. We're off to Denny's (a sorry substitute for Waffle House, but it's the best we can do right now).

... have Fat Tire, which didn't seem to fit in with the Bud selection). But mostly it was the people that made the stop super interesting. They all looked like crack-heads, and appeared to be strung out at the moment, and were not very smart. At all. Sort of slack-jawed, while at the same time cracked out. No offense Idohoans, I'm sure the rest of the state is really beautiful.

... run by a sist** who also took this chance to preach to us a little. Next we headed through the Temple Square area to the famous family research centre - wh**e we all had a little search into our family history - lots of information on the comput** but badly organised and only a small sample of British census data rath** than anything comprehensive. A dutiful sist** helped us before taking turns to preach at us all - "do you know much about our ...

It was getting quite late, we were all getting zonked and murderous toward each other, and we were zooming along pitch black highways in the Utah wilds. We found ourselves in Logan where we stopped at a market for Jolt colas. Unfortunately they only lasted us half the way to Jackson Hole.