Frontier Motel & RV Park - Cambridge, ID

The detailed work of selling this rig and getting home has started, even though Chris still has several hundred miles to ride. This morning we spent a couple of hours pulling everything we have with us out of the RV and taking pictures and video to create an eBay listing. We know there are several consignment shops in Portland that are willing to work with us, but we thought we'd try our luck with this before we get there. If you happen to know someone looking to buy a fully equipped motor home in Portland, send me a message and I'll put them in touch with the listing!

Today Auggie became an official TransAm-er. Since Chris' route followed a trail for part of the day, the Augster got to join along in riding about 12 miles with "DA!". He was happy to be able to joyride, even if he fell asleep toward the end as it was very close to nap time.

Afterwards we headed on to Cambridge to find a place to stay and wait for Chris. There was a nice little park in town, and happened to be right next to the library, so August and I had the rest of our afternoon planned out. He tried very hard to be the loudest person there, and he succeeded.

I have become quite the connoisseur of libraries, and it's been interesting to compare all of the different ones. We are happy to find one at all, of course, but it's fascinating to see how even the smallest towns can have some truly creative and inspiring children's areas, while others (even bigger ones), may just have a small table and chairs.

Once Chris arrived, August spent some time playing in the grass while RV maintenance was done and I got a much needed little break. Then it was an average homemade dinner in the RV. No pictures of awesome food today, as we didn't eat out and none of our home cooked meals were noteworthy at all. Big plans for tomorrow though!