K’den. Today’s post, we go back to May, 2010, and our journey to Montana. This is going to be an exciting post! But first I’ll tell you that the photo I took in the last post from this year was a young elk. Way to go, AFK and Debra!
Here in May, 2010, we are in Idaho, near the 3 Devils Picnic Area. You can see how we’re really in the mountainous, forested, area of Idaho.
We just got back from an incredible eleven days in Montana. Yes, again. And here I haven’t even finished our 2010 adventures!
To say that it was an amazing time is an understatement. We drove from home to Whitefish, Montana, drove the Going to the Sun Highway, headed to Bozeman and my ʻohana, drove the Beartooth Highway and back to Bozeman through Yellowstone, from there to West Yellowstone where we spent a couple of days, one of which was back in Yellowstone, and from there on back home.
Mo betta I hurry up and finish 2010, yeah, so I can share da photos from dis trip too! But hea one preview foa u folks. Click on da photo an try guess wat is.
Graphics intensive post this time!!
Today we’re starting off with another history lesson. A sad one. We were just leaving Kamiah, and this “Bridge Across the Bitteroots” sign showed us just where we were and where we were headed.
I had a really cool comment on this post I did a bunch of years ago, all about my curiosity about Pumpernickel Valley in Nevada.
This post has gotten tons of comments, some of them giving me added information about the place. But today’s comment really excited me, because David, the guy who left the comment, had actually lived there!
Try read his comments, the last one in the post. Fascinating stuff!! Thanks so much, David, for taking the time to write all this down and leaving your comment for others to read.
I gotta tell u folks, driving along da Clearwater River in Idaho is a whole trip in itself. There was so much beauty, so much to see, and our senses were on overload. Before we left I’d plotted out our route, only knowing that I wanted to go a different way than we’d gone before. I kinda picked the Orofino route because it looked fun and interesting, but I never dreamed how beautiful it was gonna be.
As we continued alongside the Clearwater River, we saw a train trestle. Gotta have a photo of dat, right? Cuz wat if get train??!!
Musubi was content just to stay next to Try Look. He loved her.
So happy for rain tonight at sunset. Rain to cut the dust, rain the help the fire danger, rain to freshen the fields and sweeten the air. I love the rain in summer!!
Rain clouds, sunset, and Echinacea.
Wassap wit dis? Oni stay August and awreddy da trees stay changing color!! Still summah, u lolos!!
Well, it started with my lovely Joe Jorgensen myrtlewood spinning wheel, which I bought from my spinning teacher. I’d always wanted a myrtlewood wheel and she wanted to sell hers. So. It became mine.
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