Posted on 09/29/2004 12:05:24 AM PDT by Mama_Bear
LOL. Hope she'll come visit a bit and tell us what she loves about Idaho. :-)
I'm sure she'll get around to it later. But, Mama, don't you believe her when she says it's because she lives there and I don't! :^)
LOL! Okie dokie. ;-)
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Hi back at you Dixie Sass. It has turned out to be a beautiful sunny, not to hot day here in Memphis.
Me? A gem? Aw Cupcake, you will make me blush.........
Norhtern Idaho is a beautiful place to live. Can't say the winters are wonderful but then I don't hang around too much in the winter time. Do I Arghy?
I don't believe you're ever in Idaho, Miss C, you're always on vacation. :^)
No not always but I am gone a lot. I will give you that. With winter approaching that is soon going to increase....
Nice photos PI, makes me homesick. I have a ranch in eastern Idaho, near the Montana border. As soon as I get it paid off, it will be home again.
Have you ever had brunch at the Hotel on Lake Coeur d' Alene? Just about the best I've ever had.
Cheers
But isn't it lovely there with the snow, and romantic fires in the fireplaces, and all the Rocky Mountain oysters a body could crave? :^)
We have lived here for the last eight years, but my wife and her family were from here, and so ever since our marriage almost 27 years ago, we have spent a lot of time here in the state.
Here's couple of links that relate to my current work with the government securing and protecting some of the more remote infrastructure located in the Gem State, the pics at these links will give all a closer view of some of those beautiful, remote areas here.
It's the winters that would keep me from relocating there (that and the fact that I've heard Californians aren't liked much in Idaho - can't say as I blame them). I don't think this ol' bear could survive a winter in Northern Idaho. But otherwise, it looks like a wonderful place to live. The air looks so clean. You know, us Californians aren't used to being able to see all the way to the horizon. LOL
Thanks for stopping by our thread, SeaDragon and Argh.
Oh, I am so glad you came by, Jeff! And thank you for pinging your FRiends and for the links. There are some gorgeous photos on those links! But it looks awfully cold!
Yep, the huckleberry BBQ ribs are awesome.... OK, I think you just made my Sunday brunch plans for me.
But that's part of Idaho!
Yes, to all of those things but I have to tell you I don't have a fireplace to be romantic in front of. There is also a lot to be said for the romantic sunsets in the Caribbean....
Lovely tour of Idaho. Thank You, Mama_Bear
Well that depends on the Californian.......
The winters do suck, I have to give it that.
Hi Colleen! Glad you enjoyed the tour.....but, darn, your graphic is showing up as a red x. :-(
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