We are home
We didn't plan to
be home today, but by early afternoon we were just too close to home... so
here we are! Just as well, as on Friday we are leaving for a three-week road
trip to follow the Ducks.
The weather had been so great the first week of this trip, and now it was
cold and showery. We hitched up and left the Yakama Nation, heading south on
Highway 97. Once we reached the Columbia Gorge, we stopped at the
Maryhill Museum of
Art, had a sandwich and then visited the museum.
Maryhill Museum of Art
The view (looking east) of the Columbia River Gorge from Maryhill Museum of Art
DT absorbing the
Andy Warhol & Other Famous Faces exhibit
The museum has an outstanding collection of baskets from every North American native tribe
After we toured through the museum, this guy escorted us back to our bus
Plenty of RV parking at the Maryhill Museum of Art
Trip facts: 1,040 safe miles, ten nights, five campsites. It was a very good trip,
especially since we had not visited most of the areas before. It would be
fun to go back and spend more time exploring.
Until my next
update, I remain, your "there's no place like home - except your motorhome"
correspondent.