The Palouse Part 2
Someone once described the Palouse as giant green sand dunes in the spring Wheat, lentils, canola grow plentifully in this region Besides being an agricultural Mecca, it has been a
The Palouse Part 1
The Palouse is a land that is unique I don’t think I fully appreciated the beauty of the region was I was growing up in the area Springtime is a
The Cataldo
Being a 4th grader in Idaho, I learned my Idaho state history & learned about the Cataldo Mission The oldest building in the state, it has a bit of a
The Hiawatha
On the border of Idaho & Montana is the legendary Hiawatha This iconic bike path traverses down the former Hiawatha train railway bed Your journey starts through the dark 1.7
October
I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers – L.M. Montgomery In the entire circle of the year there are no days so delightful as those
2021 Snow Days End
Its been a stellar year for snow in the pacific northwest And with all that snow, the snow adventures abounded Snowshoeing, cross country skiing & for this novice skate skiing were
Stanley Basin
I had gotten a glimpse of the area several years ago & wanted to go back Growing up in Idaho & studying Idaho history & geography, I had heard of
Corn Farmers
Our family has a farming heritage on the Stocker side So it wasn’t any surprise that I ended up in a cornfield last weekend when I visited my brother and
A Day at Bogus
We’re cross country skiers, this family of mineWhen the opportunity arose to do a little skiing over Christmas break, we climbed the mountains outside of Boise to make the most
Palouse Springtime
I grew up just south of the Palouse and I really don’t think I appreciated the beauty of the area when I was there. Its a land of winter wheat, rolling