Showing posts with label idaho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label idaho. Show all posts

Monday, July 4, 2011

lau family reunion, soda springs, id

hooray for family, hooray for fun.
lots of activities and a rustic lodge for when the day was done.
baptisms, baby blessings, parades, fireworks, food, and birthday games,
each time we get together it is so different, yet everything the same.

mr. lau and mr. jones were baptised in the snake river

at the parade 

collecting candy at the parade


happy 70th birthday mom!

our rustic mountain lodge


miss turner's baby blessing - technically in riverton, ut

beautiful double rainbow

Saturday, August 28, 2010

idaho falls, id

to idaho falls
a walk along the river
view of the temple





Thursday, August 26, 2010

lava hot springs, id

the neighboring town of lava hot springs,
is known for just that - pockets of warm water things.
but most people don't know in a converted gas station,
one will find some of the best thai food in the nation.
riverwalk thai food will put you in the mood,
for affordable and fast scrumptious thai food.



Wednesday, August 25, 2010

chesterfield, id

a small western village frozen in time,
where treats from the holbrook brick store still cost a dime.
come visit to see an early lds pioneer and oregon trail settlement,
built by frontiersman humble and intelligent.

denmark jensen house

preserves in the root cellar (restored to original condition as an eagle scout project)

welcome sign


Tuesday, August 24, 2010

soda springs, id

soda springs, idaho
dad's hometown, brother's new home
lots of favorites

must see the gyser
and drugstore fountain sodas
walk the family farm

world's only man made geyser 

eastman drugstore fountain sodas

waking the family land

farm cabin and sheep herder's wagon




Wednesday, August 11, 2010

across the usa


full to the brim
clothes, shoes, suitcases and more
lots of yummy snacks

80 plus hours
entertaining in the car
18 states to see

Monday, August 9, 2010

northern utah and southeastern idaho

we left the reception in a horse and carriage,
it was a very sweet way to begin our marriage.
yet, it was unpractical to ride in that for several more days,
as the horsey might not like the city's freeway maze.
so a car was rented to ride from town to town,
it took us through city streets, up mountains and down,
it could seat all our friends and the gas mileage wasn't a bummer,
indeed, we enjoyed our sweet ride, the brand new black hummer.