We journeyed from West Wendover, NV to Wells where we visited an Emigrant Museum and headed north to Jackpot where we had lunch at the one table in the town park. Located on the Idaho border this little town has five casinos. Northeastern Nevada is very arid and has little vegetation or habitation. We were in Twin Falls, Idaho early enough to use their fine public library, to shop at Fred Meyer (Walmart on steroids), to learn that Best Buy does not sell laptop batteries, to have a non-fat frozen yogurt treat at Orange Leaf, and to walk the rim of the Snake River - a favorite spot for Judy from our 2008 trip. It was a very hot day, but cooled off surprisingly in the night. Our campground was practically full; we had two handsome dogs for neighbors. We are intrigued by how many people travel with pets. A single older woman was parked across from us in her RV with her St. Bernard!
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