Adventure

It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no real security in what is no longer meaningful. There is more security in the adventurous and exciting, for in movement there is life, and in change there is power" Alan Cohen

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Sightseeing in Idaho

5/18/2016  Wednesday – Start: Hill AFB, Roy, UT  End: Stoddard Creek Campground, Targhee Natl Forest, ID

We had several stops through Idaho for today.  We started out the day relaxing at Lava Hot Springs. We soaked in the 102 to 120 degree water till our fingertips puckered!  



We then headed through the rolling hills and miles of green fields to Pocatello where we were going to spend a few minutes at the Museum of Clean – and ended up being there almost two hours with a private tour from the owner, Don Anstell.  The museum occupies an entire city block celebrating cleanliness of home, mind and heart.  It’s also environmentally green, with its own water collection system. 


Aunt Louise - this is a quilt made of vaccuum bags!

Mike and the Clean Knight
From there it was onto the Potato Museum, which was under renovation and consequently free.  We walked through it and then were museum-ed out for the day. 

We were headed for a campground in Montana when we spotted the Stoddard Creek National Forest campground about 10 miles from the border.  We have the place practically to ourselves.  Tomorrow Montana!



Bonnie
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