First of all, the Grand Tetons are so glorious they look like they were Photoshopped. I wish I'd have stopped to take a pic of Jenny Lake, with the trees behind it, and the mountain behind that. It looked fake, it was so beautiful.
Tonight we sat outside our crappy motel's pub/restaurant - that the desk lady says is the best in town - and chatted up a man from New Zealand and another man from Bozeman over lots of beers. We stopped in Jackson, WY for lunch, which is wonderful but too rich for our blood.
I say "crappy motel" but just because it's a crappy motel and I thought it would be something different. Actually it's okay. Sweetie pies at the desk, clean, deluxe breakfast, some amenities, etc. Just not the schmincy we're use to. Unless something dramatic happens, I'll give them a good TripAdvisor review. The Bozeman guy had dinner and said it was really good. They had some surprisingly sophisticated beers on tap, and my new favorite bartender knew his stuff and steered us in the right direction.
I have a good first impression of Idaho Falls. Lots of granaries and industry, not fancy in any meaningful way. That impression may change when we actually, you know, see it.
More later. Bono is on TV stuttering about how Donald Trump might be the worst thing that's ever happened to America. Really, Bono? Worst than slavery? Worse than Japanese internment??
He needs to stick his head in an oven and die. Die, Bono, die! What a tard.
Anyway, Idaho Falls makes a good first impression.
Tonight we sat outside our crappy motel's pub/restaurant - that the desk lady says is the best in town - and chatted up a man from New Zealand and another man from Bozeman over lots of beers. We stopped in Jackson, WY for lunch, which is wonderful but too rich for our blood.
I say "crappy motel" but just because it's a crappy motel and I thought it would be something different. Actually it's okay. Sweetie pies at the desk, clean, deluxe breakfast, some amenities, etc. Just not the schmincy we're use to. Unless something dramatic happens, I'll give them a good TripAdvisor review. The Bozeman guy had dinner and said it was really good. They had some surprisingly sophisticated beers on tap, and my new favorite bartender knew his stuff and steered us in the right direction.
I have a good first impression of Idaho Falls. Lots of granaries and industry, not fancy in any meaningful way. That impression may change when we actually, you know, see it.
More later. Bono is on TV stuttering about how Donald Trump might be the worst thing that's ever happened to America. Really, Bono? Worst than slavery? Worse than Japanese internment??
He needs to stick his head in an oven and die. Die, Bono, die! What a tard.
Anyway, Idaho Falls makes a good first impression.
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But that is exactly what I saw yesterday while driving through the Grand Tetons.
