As we were on our 3 day travel stint from Michigan to Idaho, we passed through many, many small towns. The selections of restaurants drastically decreases with the size of the town. In this small town, we were able to find a Perkins. This was Paul's and the kids first time to dine at Perkins, so of course, we had to try a few of the desserts they are famous for. Austin thoroughly enjoyed his chocolate cream pie!

In South Dakota, we were able to stop and visit Mt. Rushmore. Here are a few of the pics from the adventure...


Ice cream in South Dakota.


A beautiful river with rapids further down the stream...


A nice cool place to put in our feet...
A carousel that the kids loved!!!

And I forgot to get the pics of Halie eating her first fresh cotton candy and petting the ponies. We spent a few hrs there and then hit the road.
Here is an incredible shot from the top of a small mountain we hiked up. This is the lake that is in the center of this beautiful town.

After our hike, Kim took us for a swim in the crystal clear lake. The water was crisp, but very refreshing!
Look at this place! This is literally in the middle of the town!
That evening we went to the park downtown for dinner. Austin did not appreciate his sister driving the motorcycle. Other than that they had a great time playing. Halie made a new friend pretty quickly and Paul and I talked with some of the locals to get the run down on the place, we heard nothing but good reports.

Here is Kim and Austin with her pet dragon. The kids thought it was the greatest thing in the world!






We made it to Couer D' Alene, ID about a few hours later. We stayed with a friend, Kim, that we met on our trip to Israel. She invited us to come stay on our way to Seattle, so we took her up on it. We found a whole lot more than we were expecting!!! This is a pic of Paul, myself and the kids on a bike ride. Paul hooked up our new bike trailer and we hit the trails. They were incredible trails, just for biking and running. Place like this actually exist!!!!!







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