Camping on the Salmon River

We had the best campsite - EVER.

Really.

It was totally by the river where you could

hear the rushing water

all.night.long.

And it was a beautiful sound to fall asleep to.

As well as wake up, listen and fall back asleep to.

We had some visitors in the morning across the river.

And they were beautiful.

Mama caught me there.

 Boldly crossing the river except for one fawn.

Poor baby just didn't want to go.

 Packed up and headed back to the east side of Idaho.

And on the mountain was this traffic light.

Is that not a hoot?

 More rushing rivers.

 And more amazing barns.

We made it back to Idaho Falls and we're

headed to Jackson Hole to hang out for a couple of days.

We will be boondocking in Yellowstone for

about 5 days - so I'll see ya on da flip-flop.

(cb talk - for I'll catch ya on the return trip or whenever

I get internet service) LOL!

Traveling from town-to-town on our way from NJ to NY

This just takes your breath away as you turn the corner going through this town. A courthouse couldn't be more majestic.

We drove up to High Point Monument and its very stately and big. Dramatic sky and it seems to follow us in our travels. No cloudy, grey for me - DRAMATIC. LOL. It has become an inside joke now.

Really really tall. Its 1800 feet tall and is a war memorial to honor the dead in the states of  NJ, NY and PA.

And then the winding road in Hawk's nest that Tom tells me was used in the Chevy commercials back in the day (see the USA in a Chevrolet). I can attest to its windy-ness. At least I wasn't hanging over the age as we zoomed over it. 

And then this Hotel popped up on my radar - and wouldn't you know we took another loop around time and that hotel.....

is next to the railroad.

How cool is that.

And stones are everywhere. Houses, bridges, fences. Love this bridge over the river.

And more storefronts and houses on Main Stree USA.

And a church tower. 

And we made a couple of new friends getting to our campground that was way way way out in the boondocks.