Day 7 Idaho Trip
Chose not to go to WW this morning. Sherri still sleeping so looked at her photo albums, per her invitation. Ones from 1987, of her in highschool, are like a flashback. Old pics of Rick, Kathy, young Bridgett, Gary, Jackie, a baby Alex, Grandma and Grandpa. Wow.
Stopped at largest pine tree cut down in ID, sign said it was 600 years old. Huge stump and really long tree got felled. Drove 2.5 hours to Marble Creek, Sherri wanted to show me where she spread Rob's ashes. Beautiful mountains, St Joe River and St Joe River Valley. Took White Pine Scenic Byway to White Pine Scenic Byway. Los of White Pine. Two brief tense moments on a one lane, gravel road when a full logging truck suddenly appeared right in front of us. But Sherri was a pro driver on all the curves, ascending and descending. Logging is definitely the main economic source. Lots of RV's like the area around St Joe. Must mention to Sandra and Don.
Stopped at largest pine tree cut down in ID, sign said it was 600 years old. Huge stump and really long tree got felled. Drove 2.5 hours to Marble Creek, Sherri wanted to show me where she spread Rob's ashes. Beautiful mountains, St Joe River and St Joe River Valley. Took White Pine Scenic Byway to White Pine Scenic Byway. Los of White Pine. Two brief tense moments on a one lane, gravel road when a full logging truck suddenly appeared right in front of us. But Sherri was a pro driver on all the curves, ascending and descending. Logging is definitely the main economic source. Lots of RV's like the area around St Joe. Must mention to Sandra and Don.