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Jul 11, 2011 - Out of WA, Out of ID, and into Montana

Even though most of the day was spent driving, we were able to find a couple stops along the way for photos. The total scenery is gorgeous but we needed to drive more than ten miles today. Ha. We stopped at a dam in WA and a waterfall in WA, too. We were only in Idaho for a short spell but it is beautiful with mountains, green farmland, rivers and streams. No wonder so many foreigners visit our country. There is so much to see, so much has been preserved as national, state, county and city parks. My one time $10.00 golden eagle senior pass...

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Sep 5, 2008 - Troy, MT - Yaak River NF Campground

(Ron Writing) This morning we left Ponderay, ID heading north on US-2/95. This is part of what is referred to as the Selkerk Loop, a scenic route Elena mentioned yesterday. This portion of the drive was mostly through a valley and we always felt like we were surrounded by mountains. The Selkerk Mountain Range is to the west and the Cabinet Mountains are to the east. It’s a beautiful drive through several small towns with many small farms and ranches in between. We drove as far as Porthill, ID, right on the US/Canada border. The Selkerk...

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Sep 10, 2007 - Montana - Yaak River Campground

Drove 94 miles to the Yaak River campground, a few miles into Montana on highway 2. The camp site was next to the beautiful Kootenai River, which the Yaak runs into. We walked down to the river, which required crossing 200 ft. of very interesting river rocks. We made a couple seats out of rocks, sat and drank a Blue Moon, and contemplated the river, sky, mountains, and the solitude.

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