Spokane T@B Breakfast

2018 West, Road Trip, Washington

Apparently we have the distinction of being the folks who have traveled furthest to join the monthly Spokane T@B Breakfast on the second Saturday of each month. For us it was an amazing opportunity to meet several Washingtonian T@B owners/enthusiasts with whom we’d been corresponding on the T@B Forum for quite some time. It was great to put names and faces together, to learn more of each one’s stories, to tell tales on ourselves – campfire stories around the breakfast table, and to share tips and tricks on traveling in a T@B. We truly expected to like these people but we came away with the feeling of being family. There is just something incredible about the T@B community!

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