DAY 37 - CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON to PENDLETON, OREGON
JUNE 19 , 2014
We said goodbye to Hells Canyon RV Park this morning. It
was sunny, warm and a beautiful day for traveling.
RV park office |
RV park sites |
Snake river beside Idaho 12 highway |
We are heading out of the mountains so we wanted to have pictures
before we hit the flat lands. Notice
people watering the lawns with plenty of river water.
Watering the fields |
This bridge is so low, I guess the boaters can't go
underneath it. Lucky for the fish.
These homeowners have a wonderful view of the river. Farming on the top of a mountain. Something I've never seen.
Windmills, windmills everywhere. Lots of wind also to
keep them moving.
These beautiful yellow flowers are really canola plants.
Makes the landscape lovely.
Now into Dayton. Very somber Veterans Memorial to all
those lost in all wars since the
Spanish American War.
This is the Columbia County Courthouse. The oldest operating courthouse in Washington
state. They also have the oldest operating jail in Washington. This picture of the courthouse is carved from
wood. The chairs, benches, railings and
lights are all the original pieces, refurbished about 20 years ago.
These cannon still belong to the army. One day a few years ago local teens decided to fire these guns. They did but the shots blew the sign off the movie theatre across the street. The firing chambers have been plugged and the sign has been fixed.
This is another first for Dayton. This is the oldest existing Train Depot in the state of Washington. Notice this great popcorn machine! Here we are with the train conductor.
Now on to lunch. Two locals recommended the Weinhard Cafe. Great lunch and even better desserts. HOWEVER, don't be in a hurry. We were there for two hours.
These cannon still belong to the army. One day a few years ago local teens decided to fire these guns. They did but the shots blew the sign off the movie theatre across the street. The firing chambers have been plugged and the sign has been fixed.
This is another first for Dayton. This is the oldest existing Train Depot in the state of Washington. Notice this great popcorn machine! Here we are with the train conductor.
Now on to lunch. Two locals recommended the Weinhard Cafe. Great lunch and even better desserts. HOWEVER, don't be in a hurry. We were there for two hours.
On to Walla Walla. Noreene and Jeff were stopping for a bag of those sweet onions. Can't wait to get one or two.
Checked into Wildhorse RV Park. Great sites and lots of
warm sunshine. Everyone is getting ready
for an ice cream social to celebrate Larry's birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Larry. Looks like he's enjoying his special day. Looks like everyone else is enjoying with him
by having ice cream.
Another great Adventure.
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