Well, since I'm new at this, I thought that I would continue with the story of our vacation. We spent the second night at Moscow, Idaho and the next day I shot this photo of a farm on the plains north and west of Moscow. I loved this country. I must have told Mom a dozen times that I could live in such and such a place. The land was extremely beautiful. We then went toward the great north country, Canada. No we didn't go through Wolf Creek, but we made it to our neighbor up north. Here's Mom by the monument to record the event. We also had a very close call while we were driving. We were on a two lane country road, just enjoying the scenery, when as we rounded a corner the car in front of us was stopped. We slammed on the brakes and was I ever glad that the big fully loaded logging truck behind us did the same. Tires were squealing and smoke poured off the pavement, but we our prayers of that morning were answered and we were safe. The final picture is looking north just before the boarder.

Well, we've just created our first blog. It is exciting to be a part of a new endeavor. This fall Mom and I went roaming all over Idaho. Doesn't sound too exciting until you realize that I had not been to the northern end of Idaho very much. We spent the first night in Stanley, Idaho. This shot was taken across the road from the hotel that we stayed in. Needless to say it was beautiful. The next day we traveled to Moscow and along the way I took the picture of the of the deep gorge. It was scary just to peer over the canyon wall to take the picture. I also took this picture of me beside the Salmon river. I was very surprised to find out how many large rivers are in northern Idaho.