Idaho, Washington

Yet again :) No offense if you feel offended!!!!!!! I don't mean to offend ya.

Idaho: So I'm not even going to say anything about Idaho... My aunt had to clarify that one also so I will just use her words :P

In the 60 miles that we were in Idaho, there were not many choices.  We were looking for ghost towns as they have been fun to explore or potatoes.  These were the two choices (of ANYTHING to do in the area!!!) on the websites that we have been consulting.  We went with Enaville as we could grab some lunch.  We were disappointed as it was just a restaurant with history and not a ghost town area, but it was still a fun stop to say that we ate in an old brothel and had potatoes (nacho potatoes were the first item on the menu) in Idaho.  It was nothing more than a food stop and looking for something to do.  I'm not a bad influence or person!  


So as you can read...I went to a brothel >:P lol we got in trouble for that one because we didn't explain it...and then in Nevada we found a brothel inspector badge!!!!! But yeah it was rather disappointing.

Washington: Well first of all...there was this weird ball plant that we wanted to know what was so we were asking my friends/siblings to look up what crops Washington grows. Shortly after seeing these ball plants there were signs put up on the fences to tell us what the plants were. We didn't always agree with the signs though because we know what corn looks like and it doesn't look like hay! but we never found out what the ball plants were.....it was a secret they didn't want revealed I guess. Also...Washington harvests wind :)
 Second point....Washington was the food state for us. We went to Pike's Market in Seattle and witnessed fish throwing and bought some food. There was also a huge gum wall there. People can just stick their gum on the wall once they are done chewing it. Kinda gross but it was still pretty kool. Then after that we went to Trader Joe's (my aunt loves that place) and some Bread place that had some really good cheese bread. So Washington was the food state....