Idaho is certainly beautiful and certainly different from Hockley, Texas. It has been hot here, but if you go into the shade, it is nice, especially with a little breeze. At least I am not cold any longer, the snow, hail and freezing temps are gone. In Idaho part 1 we tackled 3 out of 7 Road Food restaurants and this past week, we tackled 3 more! Hubby and I had a brunch at Garnet's Cafe. Fun fact, garnet is the state gem of Idaho. After brunch we drove around to see Fernan Lake. Hubby was told it is a nice place to fish from the shore. Mainly there are trout in the lake, and we saw people fishing anywhere they could. It was a nice drive and we also stopped at the Lilly Pad Lake. Not sure what lurks beneath, but it was sort of scary; sure, wouldn't want the creature from the Black Lagoon to come out! Mom, Dave, Hilda, Steve, hubby and I went to Meltz another Road Food suggestion. If you want extreme grilled cheese this is the place for you! I enjoyed eating a Cubano grilled che...
Warning...this post contains a lot of pictures (again). Hope you enjoy! Heartland RV Park in Hermosa, SD was our home for almost 2-weeks. We enjoyed it there, also had some crazy weather. Last Thursday night it rained with a mix of hail and a wind gust of 49 miles per hour. Thank the Lord it wasn't worse, it did drop the temperature for Friday though. We also did some sight-seeing in those 2-weeks and that was a lot of fun. So, if you are ready, hang on to your seat, here come the pictures! The sky and land are just so beautiful in SD, God is just so creative. He gave us a beautiful rainbow to see while Gus and I were out for a walk. "And He was sitting was like a jasper stone and a sardis in appearance; and there was a rainbow around the throne, like an emerald in appearance." Revelation 4:3 (NASB). We found a drive through park where we saw elk, reindeer, bears, big horn sheep, lynx and many other animals. Here are just a few pictures of us at Bear Country USA. If yo...
We are so enjoying seeing the mountains and the snow on top of the mountains. So different than Houston where I called the Houston mountains "overpasses". Here is the first mountain range we saw after we left Alamosa, CO. These mountains are just amazing to watch, I took a lot of pictures so hubby could see them when he was finished driving. He focused on the roads, making sure Big Red 2.0 (our truck) would pull the 5th wheel. Which it did with ease, in my opinion. I knew that the Rockies where in CO but didn't realize we would be driving over them. Here is a sign that I had to take a picture of to prove that we did go over the Rockies pulling the rig. The sign reads, "Top of the Rockies". I just thought that was so cool. While navigating, I saw a flashing sign that read, "vehicles above 13'11" use alternate route", we think we are below 13'11", but didn't want to be "that guy" stuck in a tunnel, so we took the alternat...
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