The Guesthouse Inn was TaterTOT Central. It was an ideal place to stay--right on the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes. Staff were very kind to us, especially considering the kind of impact when ninety-five trikes descended on the place.

    

    
A hearty breakfast was available each morning,
    fueling everybody up for the day's rides and giving online friends
    a chance to meet face to face.
 


    A friend of Wayne's owns a microbrewery. About
    ninety-five of Wayne's friends are professional tasters.
 

    



    

    
People brought a huge assortment of trikes,
    including these velomobiles.
 


    This extended trike had enough bags to transport
    all the things a baby needs on an outing. It was also equipped
    with fairings (windshields) for both pilot and stoker.
 

    



    

    
TaterTOT gave participants a chance to
    try out lots of different trikes.
 


    Including a rowbike quad and an Earth Traveler.
 

    



    

    
People transported their trikes in a variety
    of ways.
 


    This well equipped trike had a full fairing,
    lights, trailer, and huge green headrest.
 

    



    

    
Doreen admires two members of the 700 Club.
 


    Someone even brought a Batmobile.
 

    



    

    
Tom and four trikes rested in the parking
    lot after a long ride.
 


    And right in the same parking lot, a trailer
    gave birth to a trike.
 

    

We wrap up the day feasting on Dave's many special sausages.