Am wandering around NW Idaho for another day.

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What a difference a day makes...



Don't like snow?

 

[Mr Smith]

I've seen it first hand It can be bright and sunny in the morning, ya go into a store and do some shopping for supplies, and come out and it's like a blizzard outside! Legit snow blowing horizontally and sticking to everything! Weather can change fast and without notice here. Pretty wild.

 

[OldBroad44]

it's just a quote.... maybe the women and kids love it.

(Re the saying that Wyoming is good for men and dogs but hard on women and children.) I wondered because my family spent a couple of years in Colorado Springs, and we spent nearly every weekend in the mountains. And my dad, mother, and I loved it. fishing, rock collecting, shooting, etc. Never seeing any other people all day. Still remember a river running through a place we called Happy Valley. Huge fish and lots of neat rocks to collect. Maybe the expression is very old and actually means something like Wyoming is easier to visit/use as a (mobile) mountain man than to homestead (to farm and raise a family.) The same could be said of Colorado. There was a huge drought while we were there. Colorado Springs had emergency restrictions on water use on yards and lawns.

 

[Bajablast]

Idaho in my future as well. Born in Oregon, will not die here........

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