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| "The Gem
State" "Also good for famous potatoes and opals -- golly, yes!" -Frank |
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Arco - Mostly a place between other places, but a cute little town none the less. (May '02)
Boise - The state capital of Idaho, and 20 minutes of free parking in front of the capital to boot. (Jun. '03)
Burley - The first place I found McDonald's Fry Sauce, and a track-load of cabooses. (Jun. '03)
Caldwell - Neat water tower, concrete sign, and an oddly shaped building or two along the way. (Jun. '03)
Craters of the Moon - 75 square miles of lava flow from many, many years ago. And, we had the place to ourselves! (May '02)
Heyburn - Home of Larry's Truck and Car Wash, although they're not open for business. (Jun. '03)
Idaho Falls - Home of the boy's grandparents farm, and the Grand Teton Mall (which now sits on the site of that very farm. (May '02)
Shoshone - The town that celebrates the union of Highway 75 and Highway 26 within its town limits. (May '02)
Twin Falls - Not just a place to spend the night, but also one to see the gorge carved into the landscape by the Snake River. (May '02)