Oak Tree Inn - Hermiston
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Hat Rock State Park
... try to get up here later in the trip. We felt it was a really lovely way for the state we both love so much to send us off. We will remember you fondly Washington! We are off to Idaho or Utah next, not sure where we will end up......but will keep you posted! Sorry for the shorter posts. They will get longer we promise. xoxo The ...
Pasco to Pendleton
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We went in to Pendleton to the Pendleton Outlet Mill. There were some beautiful clothes and blankets. Found a nice place for a good salad for lunch and wandered around town. It's a nice town that Sita down in a valley off interstate 84.
Day 22 and Shadow continues to voice his unhappiness with riding in the car. Both cats go in to hiding, as much as they can hike in the box, as soon as they hear Mike cranking up the trailer ...
Casino and golf
Finding a place to stay along Rt 84 was a bit of a challenge. Many of the parks were on Columbia River Gorge and were filled with campers. I admit I haven't seen so many fifth wheels as I did along this area. Any park with a decent rating was full. We finally looked far enough out and found the Wildhorse Casino and RV Park in Pendleton that also had a golf course. We were in! Neither ...
Windmills and Dams...
When I picture what Mars will look like when humans colonize (you know it keeps me up at night), I picture what I've been driving through today: thousands of windmills and a single road going down the center. I'm a city kid, always have been. So it's still strange to me to drive and not see a single building or town for miles and miles. For my science friends, the geology out here is pretty awesome. Changes every now and again to keep me entertained and all which is ...
Scenic drive along the river
Fri 22nd June.
Got up at 8am, had breakfast and then headed off back up the I-84 until we reached I-82 at Hermiston and crossed the river into Washington state. Once over the river, we got on the more scenic Hwy 14 and were able to slow down and take in all the sights. We were now driving alongside an impressive stretch of the Columbia River. That is, the second largest river in North America, starting in northern ...