CDA is very prettyOne of many lil’ swimming holes in CDABro, that’s the moon.View of the Spokane River from my friend’s houseMy friend Joel overlooking the canyonSand formed from volcanic activityGiant basaltic rock formations at 9 Mile FallsCar that went into the canyonHad a delicious burger from Wisconsinburger. In Washington.Spokane River from the Spokane citizen engineers bridge. I saw a bunch of Ospreys diving for fish.
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You seem to make the news everywhere you go!
F•N•S – Coeur d’Alene, Id. CCH member Brian Smith, his wife, and dog in their continuing journey across this vast nation, arrived in Coeur d’Alene Idaho.
Brian and his wife stumbled into what seemed to be an impromptu LGBT rally held on the shore and waters of Coeur d’Alene Lake.
Back when Brian was working, he received mandatory DEI training through his workplace. At this stop in the journey, his training kicked in and he used this rare opportunity to exercise his skills by participating in the festivities. He emerged from the RV dressed in a mini-skirt and halter top. He presented himself as a gender-fluid hairy woman.
From all accounts, Brian quickly became the center of attention before he and his wife realized that this event wasn’t what it had first appeared to be. The crowd seemed to scoff at his outfit before noticing the bandaged wounds on his leg. After Sara explained the bear attack in Montana, the crowd rallied around Brian as a genuine rarity among men.
“My first thought when I first saw him in that mini-skirt was” said one attendee, “that shows a lot of balls.” Brian always seems to leave an indelible impression on everyone he meets.
You seem to make the news everywhere you go!
F•N•S – Coeur d’Alene, Id. CCH member Brian Smith, his wife, and dog in their continuing journey across this vast nation, arrived in Coeur d’Alene Idaho.
Brian and his wife stumbled into what seemed to be an impromptu LGBT rally held on the shore and waters of Coeur d’Alene Lake.
Back when Brian was working, he received mandatory DEI training through his workplace. At this stop in the journey, his training kicked in and he used this rare opportunity to exercise his skills by participating in the festivities. He emerged from the RV dressed in a mini-skirt and halter top. He presented himself as a gender-fluid hairy woman.
From all accounts, Brian quickly became the center of attention before he and his wife realized that this event wasn’t what it had first appeared to be. The crowd seemed to scoff at his outfit before noticing the bandaged wounds on his leg. After Sara explained the bear attack in Montana, the crowd rallied around Brian as a genuine rarity among men.
“My first thought when I first saw him in that mini-skirt was” said one attendee, “that shows a lot of balls.” Brian always seems to leave an indelible impression on everyone he meets.