Holiday Inn Boise-Airport, Id

I'm going to start with Boise, Idaho even though I'm living in Ontario, Oregon. It's the closest that the www.travelpod.com FB application has to my home.<br><br>Anyway, I felt I needed to keep a travel log of where I will be going, what I will be doing so that friends and family will be able to keep up ...

... 3 nights) with a tiny little balcony, drink and food stains were around the walls, no iron and ironing board like there use to be, enough coffee, sugar, and creamer for only one person each night. Most of all unable to sleep due to the rude people over and around us that walked heavily on the floors until 1:00 a.m. (even during the week nights) left ...

... surprise Jenna. And that is exactly what I did. We had it all set up to arrive in Boise at 4:30. Mark told Jenna to stay around the house since he was expecting a package from UPS to arrive. But we didn&#8217;t anticipate driving through a new time zone, so we actually arrived around 5:30. Mark was already home and we knocked on the door Mark let us in and showed me to the bathroom where she was doing her hair. I walked behind her and said ...

... and driving through northwestern Oregon and on into our stop in Idaho it was dry and brown then for a mile or so there were tree farms, green crops and of course an occasional golf course. Through Wyoming, Montana and Washington I have never seen so much hay grown and rolled, cows and horses. One thing we found was the beef was inexpensive here! We have also been lucky in the campgrounds&#8230;all have been nicely maintained and we ...

... I felt the history of this place. <br><br>I pulled off the highway onto a gravel road, I ended up 3 miles further by a farm where the gravesite of Baptiste Charbonneau, the youngest member of the Lewis &amp; Clark party had met his end thanks to pnuemonia. Charlie and i had to jump the log fence to see the gravesites. He was the son of the ...

das eine freibad direkt an der strassenkreuzung lud nicht wirklich zum schwimmen ein, der fluss mit starker strömung nach einem kraftwerk hingegen schon und selbst dieser war wärmer als der crater lake...<br><br>boise macht einen ziemlich verschlafenen eindruck aber ich dachte, wenn ich schon mal in der gegen bin, muss ich einfach bei HP vorbeischauen ...

... choices (Meg watched Hanna Montana movie another 4 or 5 times, Paul got to watch the newest Star Trek, Bobby enjoyed Monster Vs. Aliens and there was a Monk episode for me. NO ONE even came close to fighting. Plus they had games for the kids, and even better, it wasn&#8217;t full so I scooted over across the aisle and got to lay down to sleep (more or less).<br><br>

... Stanley , ID.<br><br>We found a wonderful NFS campsite at the Stanley Lake Inlet. The site was the largest so far and backed up to woods. AND IT DID NOT RAIN!! Yes, believe it or not, Stanley Lake started a string of sunny days. We were able to sit outside, have campfires at night and explore during the day. Heavenly!<br><br>Stanley is in the Sawtooth National Forest, with the Sawtooth Mountain Range as the primary draw. It's an ...

... known he lived so close to where we did. And just for the fun of it, we went to the Maryville, Washington version of Stonehenge, and I got 2 postcards, and my dad got a framed postcard along with a regular one. Dad and I saw some cool little boxes called Dream boxes. They're kind of like dreamcatchers, and Dad loved the dragon one. So did I. We had lots of fun at the Stonehenge. None of us had ever been there, so it had been a new experience for all of us ...

... Boise, and boy am I glad we did. Boise wins my vote for surprise city of the trip. Paul seemed to know a little more about it than I did...I guess all I knew about it was the blue football field and references from Napolean Dynamite. But we arrived and I was immediately impressed with the friendly people, hip stores and tons of coffee and smoothie shops (right up my alley). There is also a bit of an off-beat side to Boise -- Paul ...