Winthrop, Washington

Last night after dinner we went to the Space Needle of Seattle. The view was incredible. We could see the Puget Sound, the city, and the sea. And, of course, Canada. We headed back to our campsite and went to bed. This morning we just hung around our campsite doing absolutely nothing. After about an hour of nothing, we set down our camper and headed out for North Cascade National Park. On our way, we stopped at Cabelas to return a cooler then a grocery store to stock up on our food supply. Then we headed out again. After a few hours, we stopped at Organic Way Farm. They make their own ice cream using fruits from their garden. We all got ice cream. I got raspberry chocolate chip, and even though chocolate was my all time favorite, raspberry chocolate chip is my new favorite. When we got to North Cascade National Park we stopped at the visitors center. We stayed there for a while then we stopped at Granite Creek. The water felt like liquid ice, which it was, due to the fact that its water supply comes from melted snow. We waded (that was all the farther we would get in) for a few minutes then, because we were turning blue, we headed back to our car. Our new destination was Winthrop, Washington, where we had a KOA campsite reserved for us. After another hour of driving, we made it to Winthrop. It is by far the cutest town I've ever seen, and I've seen quite a lot of Hallmark movies. It was designed to resemble an 1890's mining town, and it definitely worked. The town is adorable. There is a saloon, a post office, a market, and so many other mining town shops. We set up our camper, then went to the pool, because all of the shops in the town were closed. We'll go into town and get pictures tomorrow. We ate dinner, then hung out at our camper. Stay tuned to experience our adventure! 

Pictures to come when I have better service. Sorry!