Day 42

Day 42

North America » United States » Idaho
October 5th 2007

Published: October 7th 2007

Obfuscator writes: After a bit of a late start in Boise, we went to the downtown and checked out the Idaho capitol. We'd been a bit remiss in our capitol checking, having not gotten too close to Washington's, and skipping Oregon's (at least for the time being). We found the capitol, and a nice statue of a governor who was liked for his hard-line stance on law and order. Unfortunately for us, t... Read Full Entry

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7th October 2007

Mom
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Shoshone Falls
I can see why Onathiel likes Shoshone Falls. Combined with the cascades they look like an interesting place to visit and a fun place to explore.

10th October 2007

Kathy
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why preserves are the favorite of anarchists
Apparently national monuments can be declared without congressional approval (the designation typically applies to areas with less "diverse resources"). Looks like the "preserve" designation allows certain activities restricted in national parks. So go crazy with the fire! Kath

15th January 2011

John
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Governor Steunenberg
Thanks for visiting and sharing a picture of the governors statue. Visit: http://steunenberg.blogspot.com/

20th March 2012

Serena
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Idaho, Twin Falls
Enjoyed all the Twin Falls photos. Especially the Balanced Rock ones...Really Cool

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