Idaho Landscape
May 17, 2022 19:32:01 #
Sylvias wrote:
Beautiful views of the snow capped mountains Dennis, fine set. 
Thank you very much Sylvia. Glad you stopped by.
Dennis
May 25, 2022 17:33:37 #
dennis2146 wrote:
These two photos are of the area in Eastern Idaho known as Swan Valley. The river is the South Fork of the Snake River that flows from Pallisades Reservoir and eventually into the Snake River.
Please feel free to make any comments,
Dennis
Please feel free to make any comments,
Dennis
Beautiful!!! Idaho is on my bucket list!
May 25, 2022 20:01:27 #
lwhite61 wrote:
Beautiful!!! Idaho is on my bucket list!
Thanks very much. Idaho is a beautiful state and should be on everyone's bucket list.
Dennis
Jun 28, 2022 02:38:11 #
gmontjr2350
Loc: Southern NJ
dennis2146 wrote:
These two photos are of the area in Eastern Idaho known as Swan Valley. The river is the South Fork of the Snake River that flows from Pallisades Reservoir and eventually into the Snake River.
Please feel free to make any comments,
Dennis
Please feel free to make any comments,
Dennis
Beautiful!
Here on the East Coast, our mountains are worn down with age, but I still love driving towards them and seeing them rise above the valleys. Where I live in Southern NJ, an outer coastal plain, the average height above sea level is 85 feet.
I've driven cross-country, visited various states, driven to the top of Pike's Peak and never get tired of those soaring, craggy western mountains.
George
Jun 28, 2022 12:11:37 #
gmontjr2350 wrote:
Beautiful!
Here on the East Coast, our mountains are worn down with age, but I still love driving towards them and seeing them rise above the valleys. Where I live in Southern NJ, an outer coastal plain, the average height above sea level is 85 feet.
I've driven cross-country, visited various states, driven to the top of Pike's Peak and never get tired of those soaring, craggy western mountains.
George
Here on the East Coast, our mountains are worn down with age, but I still love driving towards them and seeing them rise above the valleys. Where I live in Southern NJ, an outer coastal plain, the average height above sea level is 85 feet.
I've driven cross-country, visited various states, driven to the top of Pike's Peak and never get tired of those soaring, craggy western mountains.
George
Thank you very much George for your comments and for stopping by to take a look. I grew up in NYS and like you did not see many real mountains until I got to the Catskills or Adirondacks. But as you say, they were pretty old when I was young. The three of us are much older now. I love the West and cannot see myself ever living on the East coast again. I visit aunts, uncles, cousins and granddaughters (we pretend we are visiting their parents too but it is the granddaughters we really want to see) and love visiting them but only for a while.
Dennis
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