BEARS ON THE ROAD

We then drove to Washington to see my friend Molly.First, though, we stopped at Mt. Rainier, the worlds most photogenic mountain. We went to the Lodge of Paradise. It was really cool.Then we went to Issaquah and stayed with Molly for 2 days. We had dinner at this pizza place, and then we went and played with the cats, then we played on the computer until it was time for bed.The next day, we got up and Molly presented me with a REALLY COOL stuffed llama and a hat with a pegasus on it. What made them even more cool was the fact that she knitted them FREEHAND. Then we got to Boehms and I got a chocolate fish lollipop and a block of fudge. We ate them and we went to Snoqualmie Falls. After getting sprayed, we went to... the gift shop. We got a lemonade with 2 straws, and I got a bee candle and honey stick. Then we went to her house and we went to 2 playgrounds by ourselves. Soon, it was time to go.

We drove to Montana in our car, and our next stop was Glacier National Park. The glaciers were really small! But you could still see them. When I got the Junior ranger Badge, my mom started talking-well, showing off, really, and saying how many Junior Rangers I had, and the ranger asked if I was a Girl Scout, and I said yes, and then he went and dug in a closet to retrieve a Girl Scout Ranger Badge and a badge with a mountain goat on it.Then we drove to a corral, and there we rode horses. My mom had promised me we could ride horses. My dad doesn't like riding horses. My horse was named Winchester, but people call her Winnie because she's soft like a teddy bear like Winnie the Pooh. My dads horse was named Smooth, and my moms horse was named Moose. Before I got on, Winnie put her head on my stomach and rubbed her head on my stomach. Then, I got on, and we rode. We saw 2 coyotes. Then we went kayaking. The water was very cold. My moms horse tried to bite her and push her feet ou