Runs E and her sister Barb enjoyed a looooooong time ago.
Sun Valley enjoyed an incredible thunder and lightening storm that knocked out all electricity in the surrounding area. Fortunately, their symphony shelter is beautifully built so the acoustics do not require amplification and the concert was able to go on without a hitch. Well - almost ---
With the power outage, the announcer resorted to a megaphone. |
While we were wandering around Ketchum, we found one of those Starbucks that are converting to include wine bars. Of course, E had to try this out with an afternoon refresher of prosecco -
E's first Starbucks Wine Bar sighting. |
Custom Riedel glasses-really!! Designed by Starbucks. |
A great day on the course with Eileen and Tom. |
Beautiful views made it difficult to concentrate on the golf.
The next day we took the most beautiful drive to Red Fish Lake through the Sawtooth National Forest, a federally protected area that covers more than 2 million acres. The Lodge looked like an adult camp with a fantastic beach with every type of water vehicle available to rent.
The 'men' of the trip - Tom, Parker and Gary |
The Sawtooth Mountains above Redfish. |
Can you tell how they got their name?
Birds eye views complements of our camera drone. |
Love this pic from the drone;-)
This great day and visit finished with a dinner in Magic. We really enjoyed our time in Sun Valley and look forward to a return visit - soon!
But, all good things must come to an end and it was time for us to start East. Cody, WY would be our next stop but our travels there took us through Yellowstone, not only our oldest NP, but the oldest in the world;-) And, of course, we found great spots to stop for lunch and our afternoon snacks.
Our lunch spot in route to Cody, WY by way of Yellowstone NP. |
Bison jam. It's their park and they just don't care if you need to get somewhere! |
Steam baths. |
Appreciative of friends - E & G on their way East
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