Idaho aka: ID

Idaho is one of the most scenic and beautiful states we have and very few people know that. Maybe thats a good thing, or maybe its because winter can be heck on the coming / going part (cough cough twin falls).

...is what is written on the Idaho state license plates. I was actually a bit burnt out since I hit Idaho on the night of my 8th day of driving. I had no real urge to be there. I was pleasantly surprised, however, that when it rained, it actually smelled like a wet sack of potatoes. That may sound like a strange statement to make, but I was just happy that the rumors were true afterall!

it was alright

Found the Love of my Life in Idaho :)

Was for my cousin Heather’s wedding. We stayed in Boise but went to the national forest for the service. what a beautiful place. I have childhood memories of floating the Payette with my uncle as a small boy, but it has ben years since I had been there. It is a growing community, with a small town feel. I love Boise.

I went in October and mainly visited the Boise area. The birds of prey, normally there in large numbers, are elsewhere in October.

I went to Idaho in the summer one year with my ex bf and it sucked i stayed there a month n it was sooo boring but the scenery is pretty on the way there

I was in Meridian for my friend’s wedding. Before flying out of Boise to go home, i stopped at Donnie Mac’s Trailer Park Cuisine.

It was pretty tasty food but the best part was being served our food in a gutted VW Bug with a table inside. Fantastic! The lunch menu offers mac & cheese with cut up hotdogs. I was there for breakfast and order the Poptart (Market price).

so unique and quirky! I loved it!

This was one of my most favorite places ever!

Idaho is America’s best kept secret. Despite Senator Larry Craig and his restroom adventures, the state is great.

I did some archeology survey work near Boise in 1995, which was a great experience. We found several Native American artifacts, mainly lithic scatters, worked rock, and some projectile points. We also found a lot of frontier era artifacts (too much cool stuff to list).

In high school (way back in the day) we used to drive from Logan up to Preston to buy beer. At the time 19 year olds were legal, and living only 20 miles or so from the border … well, you get the picture.

As a Boy Scout we camped out at City of Rocks, a big “rock forest” that offers easy climbs and even easier rappelling. I also searched for some rumored buried stagecoach treasure, but didn’t find any (sadness).

Idaho has a lot to offer. Check it out.