Oct 8: WY/ID |
Jackson, Wyoming |
Looking up toward the hill in the photo (see "Surprise!") |
Packing the car to leave, next to the famous elkhorn arches of Jackson Square |
Next best thing to a giant moose head |
The Bunnery serves a great breakfast. I decide to embrace my Scandinavian heritage. |
Best burgers anywhere, period. |
Another day, another fill-up... |
Heading out through Wilson, we get one last view of the Tetons |
A spiffy little subdivision in Wilson, where some dwellings have combined Modernist forms with vernacular materials |
Teton Pass, Wyoming & Idaho |
Powered by vegetable oil? In any case, it is struggling through the steep incline (and it smells good) |
That crack is definitely growing! I have affixed an arrow to the windshield to monitor the progress. As you view subsequent photos, keep in mind that the arrow never moves... |
More fall color |
Idaho Falls, Idaho |
Who knew Idaho falls has a swell historical downtown? The Snakebite served us up a great lunch. |
U.S. Route 20, Idaho |
Those fall colors just get better and better |
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Now the crack is shrinking! |
This row of trees is a total mystery |
This hillside of painted school class years is not such a mystery |
Burning fields (on purpose) |
The crack can't make up its mind |
We see no residents as we drive through Arco; which you'd expect of a town full of flesh-eating mutant zombies who only come out at night. |
Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho |
Fog makes this weird landscape extra-spooky |
But still purty |
Aaahh!! Flesh-eating mutant zombie! |
What's wrong with this picture? |
No supply pipes! (It seems to work fine, smelling cleaner than most men's rooms) |
No rest for the weary, must make Ketchum tonight... |
Ketchum, Idaho |
The western end of the family |
Our home for the next two nights |
We check out the balcony as a vantage point for the Trailing of the Sheep down Main Street. |
It's somebody's birthday (soon) |
Birthday girl |
A little late night geeking |
the next day... |