I had no problems entering the United States. When asked when I was going home, I replied truthfully that I will be leaving Oliver in a week. For the first time, I was asked to pop open my trunk, but that was the only delay before entering my 26th state!

The scenery on the drive to Omak down the US 97 was breathtaking!


I had lunch at Tequila's in Omak, which promised 'authentic' Mexican fare. I have no idea if it was authentic, but it sure was good! My Spanish accent must be as good as my profs said it is since after ordering my 'burrito a la crema' (chicken cooked in sour cream and wrapped in a tortilla), the server only addressed me in Spanish! What a nice way to get a change of scenery while staying close to home!
Crossing the border back into Canada was a non-event. I declared the 30 bucks worth of stuff I'd bought at Walmart (including a huge quantity of RV-friendly toilet paper, something I have not being able to find here), and did not have to pay any customs on my purchases.
On the way back, I intended to stop off at the Canada Desert Centre, but it closes early, so I'll need to try again. I did get a shot of Canada's desert! :)

1 comment:
Next time visit Conconully Lake, Omak Lake, the Okanogan River, Green Lake, Rebecca Lake, Wanacutt Lake, Palmer Lake, Spectacle Lake, Fish Lake, Blue Lake, Leader Lake, Mocassin Lake, Black Pine Lake, the Twisp River, the Methow River, the Columbia River, Dry Falls, Sun Lakes, Whitestone Lake, Chopaka Lake, and Big Goose and Little Goose Lakes, you will see some really beautiful scenery in the Okanogan.
Thanks for the post.
Welcome to the Okanogan.
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