It is 34C/93F today!!! How about those numbers??!! I think we'll just stay here for a month! Luvin' it!
We did a tour and watched the movie at the Lewis Clark Centre this a.m. It was very interesting. I can't even imagine crossing the Rockies through the snow on foot and horseback back in the 1800's.
My relative, George Shannon at 18 yrs. was the youngest of the group of 29 and eventually lost his leg as a result of a Indian confrontation. Anyway, enough family history!
Tsceminicum - "Earth Mother"
We did another leg of the bike path this afternoon. I'm actually looking a little burnt from the hot sun :-) We drove across the bridge to Washington and followed the Snake River up that side for a way.
We hoped to find the Hell's Gate Canyon without going on the 1/2 day boat tour. However, many road bends later, we gave up and came home. It is just too hot to be driving in the truck.
Lewis & Clark Ctre
There are lots of people on the river today -- fishing, floating, boarding, sea-doo-ing etc. (Richard/Charlie -- salmon and sturgeon seem to be the catch of the day.)
The plan is to stay tomorrow night now and we'll peddle along the Washington bike path across the river. yes... This is the life!
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