SAP HAPPY

Beautiful drive today from Montana into Idaho on Highway 2. Lots of pine trees and no traffic, just the way we like it. We arrived at the Hemlock RV resort. We thought was one o'clock and forgot that we changed  time zones. 
Check in was easy even though we were an hour early. Did I say easy? Check that. Both of the sites assigned to us were very interesting. Our site was under an shelter that was JUST about wide and JUST about high enough. It took a couple of tries, but Jim got us into our space. Direct TV, forget about it! Aside from being under a canopy, there are way too many trees here.That's not particularly a bad thing, but without any cell coverage and very spotty internet it's going to be a quiet four days.

The most troubling thing for Kathe is the sap that I seem to collect in my fur. They had a big storm here last night before we got here, with winds gusting up to 70 mph. That means that there are tree limbs, pine cones and lots of sticky stuff all over the place.  Kathe made Jim get a rake and clean up our site so that I wouldn't get too sticky, then she cut off all the fur on my paws, it's embarrassing what they look like now. If we stay here all four days I'll be bald!