More Miles on I-84

We walked this morning at Country Corners and took advantage of the opportunity to pick some small apples, a few ripe tomatoes, and a couple of small (probably hot) peppers. The owners are really nice, and the park is immaculate.

For the third day in a row, we drove east on I-84. Actually I-84 is angling ESE right toward the Salt Lake City Area. Tomorrow we'll pick up I-15 for part of the drive. There's not much in the way of scenery for vast stretches of I-84.

We're spending the night in a small city campground, Heyburn Riverside RV Park, on the Snake River. It's well maintained, and it's adjacent to a city park with a great multi-use trail. Our site #15 is a paved and level pull-thru that looks like it was at one time a handicapped spot (next door site #14 is a handicapped site).

We really enjoyed our evening walk along the river. We didn't see much in the way of wildlife, just a couple of small herons flying overhead, but we did see walkers, joggers, and skateboarders. It's good to see people using a park. We came to a small, obviously rather new covered bridge over a small watercourse, and we saw a young couple sitting close together on a bench on a hill, enjoying each other and the view.