Friday, September 24, 2021

Idaho Spring 2021

 

The pink dogwood trees in Boise and Riggins were in full blossom and looked incredible!
Daffodil flower bulbs that Mom planted on our property in 2008 were coming up.
We went to our favorite nearby beach in Riggins on the river.  Always beautiful there!
We also drove to the end of the road along the Salmon River.
This boat launch is for jet boat trips up the Salmon River. Lots of blue butterflies here.
Gorgeous wildflowers along the way.
The Wind River Bridge provides access to the Gospel-Hump Wilderness and Idaho Centennial Trail.
In McCall, some kayakers making their way down the Payette River.
Payette Lake in McCall.
Dave and I on our Townhome patio enjoying the warmth and sunshine.
Flowers galore in Boise is what welcomed us to springtime right off the plane from work.
Daffodils and the Capitol Building in Boise.  And below: Tulips and the Capitol.
After such a long and cold winter, a rush of color and sunshine captured our hearts. Finally, some hope and promise of much more time spent outdoors. Besides relishing the new season, Dave and I also spent a lot of hours preparing many delicious meals including splatch-cocked chicken, homemade pizza and an incredible chili. We also worked on prepping our new porch for the upcoming summer season. Love you!

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