After that we ran into some traffic at the state line into Idaho. We spotted the Centennial Trail so decided heck why not pull over and take a bike ride. Traffic was still a little crowded so we had a beer played a game(bananagram) and had our dinner. Some of us ride over state lines (it’s one way to get a picture of the state sign)
We could see Cabela's across the freeway. They usually allow you do park overnight. It certainly was beyond anything free we have ever seen. Not only do they have a designated area, but it comes with horse stables, dog kennels and of course a dump. What could be better! The other picture is inside the store, it’s fun just to walk through these stores.
The next day found us stopping in Kellog ID to look at the Miner Statue erected in 1972 for the 91 miners that died in the mine.
Next town over is a must stop. Wallace, the whole town is on the Historic Registry. Interesting place, they built the freeway right over it. Don’t miss the museum’s, one being the Bordello.