So for the first time ever...
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It is the middle of winter and my adventure begins with me picking up a load in Rawlin's, Wyoming with a destination in Sandpoint, Idaho, and one more stop ending in Everett, Washington.
I start very early in the morning and there is light snow in the ground. The sunrise is beautiful and the temperature is 8F according to the truck's thermometer.
Starting early I make good time and whizz through Wyoming, Utah, and make it into Idaho.
As the sun shown, I got to see some of the best of Idaho's natural surroundings. But this was short-lived...
I made it up the Lewiston Grade without much issue. Snow plows had recently plowed the highway.
I made it to Sandpoint as the early winter sun dipped below the tree's and the moon was over-head. It provided for a beautiful sunset.
With my delivery dropped off in Sandpoint, I slept till the early morning. I woke up to something white on my windows.
It was beginning to snow. I grabbed my last delivery for the weekend and headed for Washington. But it was extremely foggy and snow was beginning to fall heavier.
The rest of the trip was a slow and treacherous trip as it was nearly white out conditions all through Eastern Washington. Spokane city skyline? Nope, totally covered by heavy snow.
The snow continued heavily as I reached the Cascade Mountains and crossed over the mountain pass. But thankfully the snow turned to rain as I entered the western half of Washington. I didn't take any photos here as it was mostly just rain and you've seen rain before. I was able to deliver my goods to Everett without any issue, it was dark, but it was a fun journey and fun to see the weather change throughout the journey.
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