Friday, September 21, 2012

Esther and Walter travel to Idaho

Wecker's Idaho Trip ~ September 10th to 13th, 2012

On September 10th our daughter Glenda kindly drove Walter and me to visit my sister Marion and her husband Galen in Orofino, Idaho. It was a lovely trip and we had a great time visiting there.

On the way there and back we went by Grand Coulee Dam.
It has been years and years since we saw it and went on a tour of it before.

One afternoon they took us for a drive in the countryside around their place. It is much more hilly than I had expected. The pictures I am including show you the hills and the Elk River. A bridge they took us too was surprising to see so far out of town. This bridge is supposed to be modelled after the Golden Gate Bridge, but does not have the same colour.


They have a church right in Orofino so that is nice. My sister enjoys going to the Dorcas (ADRA) on Tuesday and working on quilts with the group there. We enjoyed our little getaway and it was nice to get to know where our relatives reside. They come up this way often to visit Beth and me.
~ Esther Wecker

Esther and Marion

8 comments:

  1. Nice pictures and summary of your trip, Grandma! It's great to see new places, even if I didn't take the trip myself. Thanks for sending this story in!

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    1. i sure do appreciate you commenting on this post.
      thanks to Esther for her contribution to our church blog.

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  2. This must be close to the Canadian border? We have fished an Elk river in southern BC.
    What interesting country!!
    Thanks for sharing!

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    1. it was about 20 miles from their home in Orofino, Idaho. maybe the Elk River runs a long way. thank you for having a look and writing a note.

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  3. I like the second picture a lot. Great framing.

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    1. it is sure a pretty area.
      thanks for the comment.

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  4. seems there was an exceptional photographer along on this trip - enjoyed this.

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    1. most are from mum's little camera.
      i am so glad mum sent them in for our blog and so glad you wrote a note.
      thanks.

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