Larrys Lodge Newport
121 E. Circle Drive Newport, Washington, United States
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On the way to Seattle
... we visited the Panhandler Restaurant and Bakery. Here delicious pies are baked that are very pleasing to the taste. Three were purchased to delight our taste buds during our continued trip. Much of the landscape through central Washington was arid and required irrigation to support agriculture. A brief stop was made at the Columbia River ...
Friends, Food and Fun
... the go. We went to a wolf sanctuary run by Wolf People that isn’t far from their home. Marla and John even got to hold the pups. Then we drove north across "the long bridge" to Sandpoint. It is a great town and developed on Lake Pend Oreille, so there are lots of boating and sailing options all around the area. We went to a small park on the lake and explored the outdoor arboretum trails, on which many types of plants were ...
LOOK a real beach
Kate and Bruce had such great things to say about Priest Lake - so I had to go....
It was beautiful . the first night there was an amzing thunder and lightning with downpours and hail. Quite a show. This is the first rain of my entire trip. I was safe and dry inside ...
Day 3
... a one-on-one physiology class. There were definitely times when I understood half of what he was saying, but occasionally I’d find that I totally got it, and could even expand on the science underlying it a little bit. Though extremely rare, it was cool to know just enough that I could understand some proportion of the diagnoses. Like Dr. Ragsdale, Dr. Lewis was a DO, and I didn’t learn this until after I was done ...
Day 2
... shadowing would be organized after all. I spent the morning shadowing Dr. Ragsdale, one of the DOs in the clinic. Right off the bat I was introduced to the most gut-wrenching case I’ve seen yet. It was a woman who’d been abused earlier in her life and now suffered from seizures. During her most recent one she had banged herself up pretty bad, bitten off the end of her tongue and broken her collarbone. She didn’t realize that her collarbone was broken, ...


