L.A. to Idaho 1979

[LRRP]

Most of my adult life was spent in a world that was paved over. Hard surfaces such as concrete, brick, stone, marble and asphalt. A physical relocation to Idaho later in life, revealed wildflowers, saplings, young sprigs, creeks, streams, green meadows and where old trees fall to decay, and feed the land.

The more we fail to control, the more life is preserved.

Rick

[Eric D]

beautiful images!

[paulnj]

great images and write up!

[Photo-John]

Great photos! Where was that first one taken? It looks a whole lot like the dam on the Clark Fork River in Thompson Falls, Montana, where I went to high school.

[LRRP]

Great photos! Where was that first one taken? It looks a whole lot like the dam on the Clark Fork River in Thompson Falls, Montana, where I went to high school.

That's "Shoshone Falls" on the Snake River just E. of Twin Falls, Idaho...

THANKS !!

R

[Photo-John]

That's "Shoshone Falls" on the Snake River just E. of Twin Falls, Idaho...

Since you were posting about Idaho, I wondered if that might be where it was taken. I've only been on the bridge over the gorge there, where the guys BASE jump. Gotta get down in the canyon sometime. It's a very cool place. Thanks for sharing and congratulations on you photo being chosen as this week's Nature & Wildlife Featured Photo

[paulnj]

Well deserved photo of the week I might add.

[LRRP]

I appreciate the comments, and REALLY appreciate the photo of the week - I'm humbled, as there are some really outstanding photos being submitted here....!

r

[soulshock]

i love the 3rd image where was this image takes??

[LRRP]

i love the 3rd image where was this image takes??

South Central Idaho - near Buhl, Idaho..

Southern Idaho TravelBeat: Balanced Rock - YouTube

[wfooshee]

Does anybody else see a face in the rock in the 3rd pic?? A head with BIG pompadour hair!

[mattb]

Great work!