Moscow, Idaho

Along the way...

Dog Bark Park Inn
 Designed and built by Dennis Sullivan & Frances Conklin as the World's Biggest Beagle.  The two-bedroom bed and breakfast inn opened August 2003 along Hwy 95 in Cottonwood, Idaho. The  B&B also features dog-themed contents.

Known as Sweet Willy & Toby by local residents.

Nez Perce National Historical Park

Visitor Center

Penawawa Canoe
This canoe was found in a field near Penawawa Creek 30 miles downriver from the Spalding visitor center.  It was probably in use in the early 1900s.  This canoe is made from a single Douglas Fir tree.  It is designed to be propelled by one person sitting in the stern using either a pole or a paddle.  Given the size of the canoe, it could be used for fishing, ferrying goods and passengers or for long distance travel.

 If you want to sound like a local it's pronounced Mosco not Moscow

Our first stop was Tye Dye Everything to have our "Whites" turned into works of art!

Dinner at Winger's

 Moscow's Furniture Center stop by and have a seat.

Happy with the results

Our wardrobe updated

British Vogue’s 2018 Fall Fashion issue featured a spread with tie-dye clothing by Moscow’s Arlene Falcon.  Tie-dye is trending on runways around the world, and a pair of overalls from Tye Dye Everything was featured in a full page photo in the issue.

Congratulation Arlene

Pizza at Gambino's