Riverbend Inn Post Falls
4105 West Riverbend Avenue Post Falls, Idaho, 83854, United States
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Inky and Icey Escapades
Camp Gifford on Deer Lake has been our home base for a few days now. It is 45 minutes or so outside of Spokane and holds a lot of memories for Katie and Matt. This is the camp that they both worked at several times (along with a lot of Aussies over the years because this is where the School for Youth Leadership students come every summer) and where they met and decided mutually that they were a bit of alright ...
Windy Washington - Bill Gates and Jimmy Hendrix
where to start .............
washington is very windy!!!! no joke we stopped at a scenic view and it nearly knocked ellen over!! it was hilarious!! its really hard to laugh and breathe when its so windy.... and car doors nearly fly off. the we drove through a sandstorm and saw tumble weed!!!...and this was just today!
Seattle was very cool, saw lots of alternative funky things...including a really cool street group singing ...
Patience...
... and can you believe that the boss, who was the only person able to give us a quote, didn't show up!!! He called me the following day to apologize with a lame excuse that he was stuck in traffic. Really...for nearly 24 hours?! I have extremely low tolerance for liars. He should have just said he forgot. It kills me just as much when people are suppose to be professional and yet it's obvious that no one is home upstairs.
We weren't having much luck at all with the repair ...
No need to go to town, take the trail...
... So unimpressive. It's really just a series of boat slips. There was a bridge which had a nice view of the lake. We sat there and watched a sea place take off and land with a load of tourists. It was all a little too slow for us.
The CDA Trail was way more interesting!
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Steve's trek across Idaho...
... a height restriction. There was no way Big B could fit and I was also worried about her weight. So, I decided to drive another road we hadn't tried, in hopes it'd take me there and bypass the bridge. That road was kra-kra! Here I am on the side of a mountain, in a huge RV, that's kinda falling apart in the back, bumping along on an unpaved road. I was totally relying on the GPS to get me there. I had no way to turn around because it was only wide enough for Big B to be ...



