Hazelwood

We were sorry to leave Glacier National Park but my goodness it is late September and we really need to think about getting home at some point. Hopefully we'll be back one day with some sunshine and time to hike.

Drove on to Spokane, about a 250 mi drive. Nice drive parts of it were a long the Clark fork River which was really a beautiful drive. Drove through the town of Paradise which looked like it had gone through a pretty severe fire. Lunched at St Regis and had some puppy time in the dog park. Bison burgers with huckleberry barbecue sauce for lunch, delicious. Huckleberry is a very big thing out here in Montana.

Got into our home for the next three nights, the North Quest RV Resort. It is attached to a casino and is relatively new, about 3 years old. Big, asphalt paved sites, beautiful check-in office and clubhouse, really nice showers and restrooms... but the trees still have a ways to go.

Day two here at our temporary home in Spokane was really dedicated to laundry, cleaning up the RV, grocery shopping and giving Charlie a little bit more time at the dog park.

I had my first introduction to a future bagless shopping experience. After completing about a $200 grocery purchase, I was told at the checkout that they do not offer plastic bags for 5¢ each. In the state of Washington, all Walmarts, no longer offer plastic bags. You can purchase a more durable recyclable solution for 73 cents a bag or elect to try to carry all of your items out to the car without a bag. I relented and bought two bags but the rest of the items I packed into the cart, rolled it to the jeep, packed them all into the jeep, drove to the RV park and unloaded all those single items into the RV. I really appreciate the plastic bag issue at this moment. I will probably never forget to walk in a store without my own bags!Baca lagi