We followed the Salmon River thru Hell's Canyon (couldn't figure out where Evel Kneivel attempted his jump.)
This huge boulder in the river caused us to really think about Nature's power. We saw a sign that said we were on the Oregon Trail--more thoughts of those who endured this wilderness without the benefit of a car or RV.
There was an abundance of forest land, then we came upon lots of farms with nostalgic barns. There were more horses on this route than any other place we've stayed.
We could tell it is Autumn by the splashes of yellow in the trees and orange in the bushes along the way.
As we headed south we discovered we were driving along the Snake River. Then we found this RV park in Homedale that has given us another fantastic view out our front window of the Snake River.
As I wrote this blog we discovered the first insects of the trip--a zillion of them came in when I took the dogs out. We have been swatting them ever since.
Tomorrow we head into Nevada, one more day closer to home.
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