The Grove, A Westcoast Hotel Boise

... me! I'm pretty excited about this trip, and have been wanting to go see my kids for quite some time, so this is an event worth waiting for.<br><br>I'll be updating my travel log here, and you can read where I'm at, where I've been and what i've been up to.<br><br>Here's to a wonderful adventure!<br>

... televisions on all night, and talked on the balcony above us until we had to wake the managers up at 12:30 a.m. to talk with them. The off site manager was nice enough to send someone over to talk to them - but it started up all over again the very next night. They badly need an onsite manager or office people all night. The noise was HORRIBLE!!!

... I think she was pretty shocked. It was great to see her! She has been living in Boise since late May and I am proud to say we were her visitors from California/Germany. After the introductions, we headed to Carino&#8217;s, an Italian restaurant (similar to Olive Garden, but better) to have dinner. They had a couple&#8217;s special, where you got to choose soup or salad, two entrees, and two bite size desserts for $19.99. Pretty ...

As we drive (actually Terry drives and I sleep, read or play on the iphone) for two days to get to our new location I think about all we have seen in the past month. The longest we were in one state was Washington but we have tried to cram so much in to be home in our allotted 2 months. We learned about the wolves in Yellowstone where one of the campers comes to watch them and even has attended workshops during the winter at Yellowstone ...

... be seen, or any sign of human habitation. I began to feel the ghosts of wagon trains and feel how endless their journey must have seemed. Rolling hills gave way to bluffs where you could imagine Indians observing the pioneers, slowly plodding away down below. Further on, I saw a sign announcing an historical site for the Lewis and Clark trail. No ...

... als bis zur empfangsdame haben wir's allerdings nicht geschafft (haben uns auch nicht sonderlich mühe gegeben ;o)...<br><br>aber ein super steakhouse im stadtzentrum hat den aufenthalt hier doch noch 'herausgerissen' und auf dem weg in die berge, wurde mir doch tatsächlich von einem einheimischen ein paprika chip geklaut (siehe letztes foto).<br>

Our friends the Blickenstaffs took us to the airport (thanks guys) made it out of Boise alive, don&#8217;t know yet what we forgot. Flight on United to Chicago was average. HOWEVER. Flight on Lufrtansa Air to Frankfurt was like going back to old-style commercial flight with current technology. First glimpse of all that orderliness and practicality. Actual dinner ...

Sunday on Boise is a day to attend church. I attended St. Marys Catholic Church with Phil, Christy, Jackson, and Sarah. The church is very old, but is un dergoing an extensive expansion and remodel. It will double in size. In the afternoon we participated in an Advent Festival that helps children prepare for Christmas. Tomorrow we ...

... and ended up have to make a turn around in a mall parking lot(remember we are close to 55' in length) to get on the right road to the RV park located down by the Boise River. We are going to spend a couple of days here as we want to see the Birds of Prey Center and relax. The RV Park is quite large and is next to a horse racing track. There was a great place for the dogs to walk along the river. Our neighbours (3 groups) had a total ...

I've had two good visits in Boise, Idaho. The first time was summer 1993, as I was planning my move from Seattle to Chattanooga. I flew in, by myself, and visited my cousins Kay and Jim. Their kids and grandkids were there and we had a great party and got lots of family pictures in the front yard. I toured the city on the little Tour Train and passed the offices of the company that supplies potatoes to McDonalds. And, I visited the capitol, thoroughly, tour and ...