Perhaps I should say a winter/spring for the record books! I caught these pictures early this morning before I went back to bed, pulled the covers over my head and hoped when I awoke it would all be a dream. I think it snowed about 3 1/2 inches.
4/2/09
Snowstorm on April 2nd: A Winter for the Record Books!
Perhaps I should say a winter/spring for the record books! I caught these pictures early this morning before I went back to bed, pulled the covers over my head and hoped when I awoke it would all be a dream. I think it snowed about 3 1/2 inches.
Celebrating National Poetry Month: #2: Oh Northern Idaho!
one from the archives
Oh Northern Idaho!
Esto Perpetua
We
toured in the old, red impala on U.S. 10
from Fourth of July Canyon to Cavendish Grade,
Kootenai, Benewah, Latah, Clearwater
Boundary, Bonner, Shoshone, Nez Perce.
Cruised past rolling hills, cold rivers, wild huckleberries, pine.
Caught cutthroat trout, bass, perch, pike, and salmon.
Attempted rafting along the Lochsa, Snake, and Selway.
Mined silver, gold, lead, phosphorus, and dug new star garnets.
Spotted the yellowjackets, horseflies, junebugs, wasps.
Honored Julia Jean Mildred Francis Turner a.k.a. Lana Turner.
Practiced the square dance, rain dance, owl dance, jingle dance.
Found syringa, mountain bluebird, Cataldo Mission, Appaloosa.
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