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View from our balcony at the Rio Vista From our balcony, we could see where the Methow and Chewuch Rivers converge. A typical sunny winter day in Winthrop, taken from our balcony at the Rio Vista. View from our balcony at the Rio Vista

Hotel Rio Vista Winthrop

285 Riverside Ave. Winthrop, Washington, 98862, United States

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Waterslide Tricks and the Ole West Re-Born

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... local, and organic!). Found a wonderful place to stay in Winthrop, Washington. Cabin-like; by one of those rushing icy rivers I mentioned and the whole town is "old west" architecture – look for some pics in the next blog. Might even suggest this place to Americans as an idllyic retirement setting… except for the 75 feet of snow they got last ...

Busted at Canadian Border

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... RV was selected from 4 others and we had to get out and be searched. They searched the entire RV for guns, drugs, and contraband. I think our cocker spaniels must have looked suspicious. See photo.

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Stehekin, WA

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My parents raised my sister and i on a private in-holding on National Forest Land, people always would ask where we would go for vaccation thinking normally you go somewhere to get away, but what do you do when you live so far away?... The answer.... We went to Stehekin, WA even more remote. Since I was 5 years old my parents took my sister and I up to Stehekin, WA where we rented a cabin that would house 10 people. We usually went with our family and another family up there for 12 years. ...

Preparations

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... set foot in Ghana where Sara and I will
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possible before we leave for the orphanage. I have been working a
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More camping

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We camped 2 nights here, lulled to sleep by the creek waters. Nice and relaxing after fixing the belt on the side of the road (a grueling 15 minutes).

Forgot to mention that we found wild raspberry bushes with plenty of berries on a morning hike. Love it when that happens, taking advantage of it when we can.
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