August 6, 2017 Wenatchee WA

Today was our 36th anniversary so we decided to take it easy and celebrate in a town we had been intending to visit for a while.  We had visited Wenatchee in the past with our sons as part of a hockey trip and remembered it as a small farm town.  We had heard that it had boomed since we last visited.  

After a lazy start to the day we started the visit by trying to get a spot at Confluence State Park in Wenatchee.  They did not have anything available but overflow in the day use parking lot, but the location was good even if the price was not ($25)for what was nothing more than a parking lot.  We decided to stay there anyway.

Next stop was Costco to stock up on some final things before we headed up to Canada. We were looking for some good local beer, and some fruit.  We found them though it was a little pricier than we expected.  So far Wenatchee is not cheap.

The next stop was Pybus Public Market it was billed as the newest attraction in Wenatchee and was indeed nice.  The best thing for Ron is that he got to see the last twenty minutes of the Timbers game, and even better, they won.  

While at Pybus we were looking for a nice place for dinner when Ton realized that most of the restaurants in town were closed on Sunday.  This caught us off guard as we are used to the restaurants in Portland all being open on Sunday.  Since we were now committed to the area we had to look at our alternatives. 

Watching the Timbers and sampling beer.

Leavenworth was about 20 minutes away and had a lot of open restaurants so we headed there for a German dinner.  We also visited a couple of breweries. So thank you for saving the day Leavenworth.

It is still extremely hot and smoky.  The high was 96 degrees, and visibility was only a couple of miles.  Hopefully we get a break soon.

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