Monthly Archives: July 2016

Our first stop was to get gas.  While I was filling the tank, Debbie noticed a trio of workmen trying to eliminate a large puddle of water … with a shovel and leaf blower … not too successfully. As we … Continue reading →

Leaving Clarkson, we drove several miles along a nearly still Snake River and where we passed a marina and were surprised there were sailboats moored there Then we began another climb through a landscape of mostly barren hills from an … Continue reading →

Today was a planned “Down Day” … when we have no travel, sightseeing or other plans … a chance to catchup on some housekeeping chores, paperwork and laundry … and a chance to settle back and read or even take … Continue reading →

Not much to write about today.  Leaving the Boise area, the landscape on either side of I-84 was marked by large farms, seemingly raising corn and hay which ran to the near barren bluffs often 5-10 or more miles away … Continue reading →

It was another morning of cloudless skies and a bit warmer than the past several days. I’ve been remiss in not mentioning that across South and North Dakota as well as Montana, both on the Interstates as well as along … Continue reading →

We woke to an almost cloudless sky and were able to have a clear view of the major peaks of the Tetons. Our return trip back over I-33 was far different than the treacherous drive we’d had the day before … Continue reading →

Today we’d planned on neither traveling nor sightseeing … and after yesterday’s adventures … it was timely!  And there was no better place to unwind than in the rural community of Tetonia. The “city” of 0.57 square miles in area … Continue reading →