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From : idaspode
Q: on tue 10 aug 2004 212514 gmt transurgeon nobulltrans@mchsi.dotcom wrote idaho is about 60% public land. whereabouts in id are you boise its a great place ! shhhhh i locked the gate after i got in... g in il out here in the flatlands where flat as a pool table is considered a legal land description dj .
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From : transurgeon
on tue 10 aug 2004 212514 gmt transurgeon nobulltrans@mchsi.dotcom wrote idaho is about 60% public land. whereabouts in id are you boise havent made it that far west yet drove from idaho falls thru arco and up the salmon river valley in 87 in 99 deb and i came back over the lost trail pass to salmon then down id-28 to idaho falls this was a late saturday afternoon / evening in september.....met three cars in the 128 miles on id-28 but what a great view to either side ! g .
From : idaspode
on tue 10 aug 2004 223836 gmt transurgeon nobulltrans@mchsi.dotcom wrote on tue 10 aug 2004 212514 gmt transurgeon nobulltrans@mchsi.dotcom wrote idaho is about 60% public land. whereabouts in id are you boise havent made it that far west yet drove from idaho falls thru arco and up the salmon river valley in 87 did you go up through sun valley or up the lost river valley to challis if not next time take the time to go up over galena pass into the stanley basin. the boulder/white clouds mtns. will be on your right the mighty sawtooth range on your left. its a little longer but you can stop and see where the river of no return amounts to no more than a wet spot in a meadow then follow it as it grows into the huge river it is. if money were not an issue id live in the stanley basin. i spend most every weekend in the spring/summer/fall snow cover dependent in the sawtooths on my dirt bike freakin heaven up there. http//www.motosports-boise.com/rmd check out ride photos and spodefests and you motorheads might appreciate this http//www.motosports-boise.com/rmd/download/ultimatechainsaw.asf in 99 deb and i came back over the lost trail pass to salmon then down id-28 to idaho falls this was a late saturday afternoon / evening in september.....met three cars in the 128 miles on id-28 musta been other tourists all real idahoans drive trucks. g but what a great view to either side ! when people come up here to ride our spectacular single track trail system i always caution them if you want to see the scenery stop first dont gawk while you try to ride on a 18 trail cut into the side of a 60 degree slope or you wont be on it long... g g dj .
From : transurgeon
drove from idaho falls thru arco and up the salmon river valley in 87 did you go up through sun valley or up the lost river valley to challis arco to challis to salmon on 93 a great drive if not next time take the time to go up over galena pass into the stanley basin. the boulder/white clouds mtns. will be on your right the mighty sawtooth range on your left. its a little longer but you can stop and see where the river of no return amounts to no more than a wet spot in a meadow then follow it as it grows into the huge river it is. got it............will put it in my list of drives we gotta do file .
From : mac davis
on tue 10 aug 2004 223836 gmt transurgeon nobulltrans@mchsi.dotcom wrote boise havent made it that far west yet drove from idaho falls thru arco and up the salmon river valley in 87 in 99 deb and i came back over the lost trail pass to salmon then down id-28 to idaho falls this was a late saturday afternoon / evening in september.....met three cars in the 128 miles on id-28 but what a great view to either side ! g we took a road trip in 99 with a tent trailer and did 4 or 5 states.. id. was the worst & best that we went through.. lol we hit northern ca up to or across the high desert of wa & id.. thought that id sucked worst of all because we were so tired of high desert.. spent a night in butte then too the road you mentioned across the beautiful part of id that we didnt know existed! spent 3 days and nights just following the salmon river and camping at some really cool places... thats on trip we want to repeat but without all the high desert... just fantastic country.. mac .
From : transurgeon
spent a night in butte then too the road you mentioned across the beautiful part of id that we didnt know existed! spent 3 days and nights just following the salmon river and camping at some really cool places... thats on trip we want to repeat but without all the high desert... just fantastic country.. well the trip on 87 was with the ex and the four sons................not a bad trip but the ex wasnt much of a camper....the boys loved it tho we camped in gibbonsville just south of the id-mt border on us-93 next day did glacier and camped at st. mary mt ............................................ the trip in 99 was much more enjoyable; we had planned to do some wy backroads driving but had a 91 grandam with that #%$^^&%$% hang-down caast al oil pan on the q-4 no way i was getting off paved roads with it so we made a spur-of-the-moment decision were in buffalo wy to go see glacier deb hadnt seen it...........its a long haul from buffalo to conroy mt; next day drove the gtsr it was 66 and mist at st. mary 34 and blowing snow at logan pass then down thru misoula and the drive from salmon to idaho falls; saw a huge prarie fire west of i-15 north of i.f. the next day went over teton pass 30 degrees and snow then up thru yellowstone and ended up in powell wy .
From : denny
on tue 10 aug 2004 223836 gmt transurgeon you guys keep talking and im gonna take next years vacation next week. bg maybe next june we can continue this conversation to get some good ideas for the trip. denny .