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July 15 (Sunday) – Idaho-Utah-Colorado We woke up, packed our tent, ate breakfast at a little diner nearby, and had church on the road (nothin’ like reading the book of Revelation for a bit of excitement on a Sunday morning!). … Continue reading →

July 14 (Saturday) – Seattle-Oregon-Idaho On the road again! David and I decided to split up the drive to Colorado so it wouldn’t be one long strenuous drive with an early-morning start and a late-night finish.    We camped at … Continue reading →

July 13 (Friday) – Relaxing around Redmond After our adventures around the city, we decided that our last day in Seattle should be pretty low-key. After a morning run, we visited Emily’s friend Phil the coffee roaster, then just relaxed … Continue reading →

July 12 (Thursday) – Seattle Day Emily and her friend Phil gave David and me a grand tour of Seattle. Along the way, we picked up Kristi and Timmy, two other BFA friends. Partway through the day I split off … Continue reading →

July 11 (Wednesday) – Deception Pass-Redmond After packing up our tents, we explored the bridge over Deception Pass. Then we headed back to Emily’s home (stopping for coffee and giant ice cream scoops along the way).

July 10 (Tuesday) – Sequim-Fort Casey-Deception Pass We packed up our tent in Sequim (and observed some humorous signs down by the water)…. Took another ferry . . . Explored Fort Casey (and scared some middle school girls half to … Continue reading →

July 9 (Monday) – Redmond-Ozette-Sequim David, Emily and I went on a short camping trip in Washington – partly so we could see the Pacific Ocean for the first time, and partly so Emily could show us her favorite place … Continue reading →

July 8 – Seattle (Redmond, Fremont) We slept in and had a relaxing start to the day in Emily‘s amazing yard. The bonus: she was dog-sitting her brother’s adorable puppy Peter! Then we met up with another friend from college … Continue reading →

July 7 – Butte to Seattle. It was another travel day with driving interspersed with running at rest stops. Montana had a lot of variety in terrain – this was yet another example: I had never been this far west … Continue reading →

July 6 – Yellowstone! We actually had a grand adventure on Highway 112 before even going in the Northeast Entrance. The Beartooth Pass was beautiful! I’ll let the pictures tell the rest of the story. We camped in Butte, Montana … Continue reading →