(Taken from the north side of Perrine Bridge, facing west)
(Taken from the north end of Perrine Bridge, facing east)
(Taken from the south side of Perrine Bridge - at the Buzz Langdon Visitor Center)
For those of you who may remember (as I do), the second photo is a view of the Snake River, facing east, which, just 2 miles from that spot, was where stuntman Evel Knievel made his famed - and failed - jump in 1974.
Fortunately the weather is rather mild, and a nice breeze blowing. It's only about 85°, but the headwind on the walk down here did make for more of a workout than just a casual stroll. By the time I get back to the truck, I will have walked just under 12 miles. It may be quite a stretch, but I look at as an experience, a stretch, of what I am capable of doing. As some of you already know, I'm not like most truck drivers because, a) I am a Starbucks aficionado, where most truck drivers are satisfied with the swill that is often trying to be passed off as "coffee", and, b) I'm willing to walk (though I'd rather cycle - hint, hint) several miles, not just for Starbucks, but to explore the areas I'm in, where most truck drivers consider it an inconvenience to walk all the way across the truck stop parking lot, because they couldn't find a parking spot closer (and they wonder why they can't lose weight).
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2 comments:
Dang it, Doug! I hate that I tried to post a comment and it disappeared. Or did it?
Paraphrasing my earlier comment, these beautiful pictures make me want to see more of Idaho!
Wishing you safe travels and hoping our paths cross again.
((HUGS))
Terri
Yes, Terri, your comment posted. I have the blog set up for all comments to be approved before being published. This way I can filter out the spam. I'm sure our paths will cross again (probably in another month or so). May you be blessed, and we'll have lunch (or dinner, as the case arises) soon.
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