Tuesday, September 13, 2005

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Excelsior Hot Springs where we got a steam bath due to intense steam in the cold temperatures. Had to take off my glasses to be able to wal...

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Why does the buffalo cross the road? 

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What a rack! Okay, that was for the guys. We saw this guy again on the way out of the park close to the road instead of half-way up the hi...

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These elk were the first animals we saw after entering Yellowstone National Park from the West Entrance. Note the radio transmitter collar ...

A new area and a new toy

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Diesel was $3.05 today, the first time we've paid over $3.00 as we've been running on a fill up at $2.95. Ouch and double ouch. I ...
Sunday, September 11, 2005

Larry and Mary's Restaurant

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According to Mary, our waitress and the Mary of Larry and Mary's Restaurant, we broke a waitress rule by not closing our menus after per...
Saturday, September 10, 2005

Want to see New Orleans from the inside?

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The Interdictor This website is being maintained by a small group of computer geeks from within an office building in downtown New Orlea...
Friday, September 09, 2005

The Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument

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I will have to admit, Denny was right and I was wrong (and believe me, this doesn't happen often!) He said that we probably wouldn't...

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The view from a Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument overlook. The Upper Salmon Falls Power plant is below and there were a large number ...

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Water gushes from the canyon walls in the Thousand Springs area just east of Hagerman, ID. The water comes from an underground aquifer in t...

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A series of falls in the Thousand Springs area east of Hagerman, ID 

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Another fall in the Thousand Springs area. 

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Awww! I met this little fellow when we stopped to buy fresh sweet corn at a local Hagerman farm. There were about five foals including a p...
Thursday, September 08, 2005

Forwarded by a friend

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http://www3.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0410/feature5/ The above link is to an article published in the October 2004 issue of the National Ge...

A day at Glenns Ferry and the Oregon Trail

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Cutting back a bit on our sightseeing trips, we decided that a visit to Glenns Ferry and the Oregon Trail History and Education Center was a...

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A side view of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center that is located within the Three Island Crossing State Park in Glenns Ferry, Idaho.

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Across the river you can see the winch for Glenn's ferry service just above the Three Island crossing area at the Three Island Crossing ...

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The infamous Three Island crossing area of the Oregon Trail where many lives were lost as well as wagons, animals and belongings. It doesn...

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Official sign affirming the Oregon Trail through the overgrown weeds. 

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Tracing the path of early pioneers of the 1840s, Denny walks toward the Three Island crossing area of the Snake River in Idaho.