On our second day at Riverside State Park, we did our morning ride on the other side of the park going through the day rider area and then along the river. The trails were a bit rockier and as we climbed up the ridge parallel to the river, the trails got very narrow. Narrow to the point Ari felt he had to dismount and walk, so we turned around at that point and called it done.
Join us as we travel across the United States with our two Tennessee Walkers, Lennox & Mercutio. We are living full-time in our 35' SMC living quarters trailer. Lots of pictures and a few stories here and there. All of our horses have been named from characters from Shakespeare plays. Lennox is the name of a general in Macbeth. Mercutio is Romeo's best friend. Oberon is king of the fairies in MidSummer's Night Dream. Laertes is Ophelia's brother in Hamlet.
Monday, August 24, 2020
Second day in Riverside State Park
You can see a peek of the river in the upper left of this picture, but mostly you can see how narrow the trails got.
We rode past the sewage treatment plant. No smells and it was pretty cool to see.
You can see the Spokane River on the left.
Ari, Lennox and the Spokane River in the background
After lunch, we decided to play tourist a bit. We have never been to Spokane, so we wanted to see a bit of it. We opted to do the Numerica Skyride - a cable ride that takes you over the Spokane Falls.
This is a video of the falls.
After the ride over the waterfalls, we walked down to visit the Garbage Goat.
Basically, there is a button on the right side of the goat (you can see it in the picture) that turns on a vacuum. You can then put garbage in the goat's mouth and the vacuum sucks up the garbage. As I recall, the San Diego Zoo has a similar statue that ate garbage.
I am sure little kids find this goat highly amusing.
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