day 7

 good morning we woke up and left heading for the new destination which is Mitchell oregon. we did the usual  had breakfast and packed up camp and headed on the road we got to check out this nice museson/zoo which was called high desert i believe it was really nice they had a bigfoot exhibit and also had a plateau native exhibit yakama nation also had a nice exhibit in there was nice to see work from home making its way out of Washington. also found out some interesting facts about the area we was in and found out where this people of the big river project came from. was probably one the best museum i been in. in one the areas there was even  a video playing and they was talking about how uis native americans gather our first foods and what the process was but it was nice to hear even tho its something they don't always try to go in depth for a certain reason just can't remember. learned about some animals and amphibian's they have in the areas as well.



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