I sent Mr. Smith out the door with a big hug and kiss!
As I was tidying up the house the phone rang about 8:30 and I heard the following:
"Could I please speak to the beautiful Kimberly Smith?"
Talk about making a girls heart go "pitter-patter"!
As I was tidying up the house the phone rang about 8:30 and I heard the following:
"Could I please speak to the beautiful Kimberly Smith?"
Talk about making a girls heart go "pitter-patter"!
It was my sweetie calling to say, he was taking the day off from work and we were going to go enjoy a wonderful ride on our V-Strom!
I squealed with excitement as I know that our days for being able to ride our FUN adventure machine are limited because winter weather is definitely on its way!
We definitely encountered SNOW on our adventure that day,
but, it didn't stop us from having the time of our lives!
The wonderful thing about having a motorcycle
is the fact that we are becoming familiar with all of the back roads and by-ways that abundantly surround us.
We are exploring roads that we would never explore in our car and we are finally seeing things that we've never seen before and it's SO much fun!
Especially, since I hear people talking about this road and that road and up until now, I haven't really known exactly where they were and how they connected up.
Today's adventure took us to Kilgore, Idaho
(a place we haven't visited since the early days of our marriage
when we used to go out exploring in our 1968 Land Cruiser)
and then to Spencer and Dubois.
Here's our day in photos!
The road to Kilgore is SO much FUN...
lots of turns and hills and perfect for a motorcycle!
Some person totally vandalized the sign by shooting it with their gun and leaving LOTS of bullet holes... Shame on them!
This is my hunky hubby staring back at me through one of the bullet holes!
There was snow on the ground and what a fun sight to see a melted "heart shape"!
and headed towards Kilgore!
I LOVE this guy!
Kilgore Store...
Truly a step back in time!
This nice man gave us directions
and we warmed up with cocoa.
I loved all of the candy bins where you could get many different candies for 2 cents each!
Checking the map...
We were going to head north on a road over to I-15 that parallels the Continental Divide near the Idaho/Montana border.
We decided to try our hand at driving the muddy snow covered road...
Not the best idea in the world...
Stressful...
Scary...
We turned around after about 6 miles and headed back to Kilgore.
I guess we'll have to wait to make it to the Continental Divide border until after the snow melts.
Back on Terra Firma...
What a neat old building.
Heading to Spencer Idaho, via the Idman Road.
What a view...
Cool Shot of my hubby and the train tracks...
Stopped at the rest stop just outside of Dubois
and pulled out a Thermos with Sloppy Joe fixins
and enjoyed the sunshine and a delicious lunch!
What a neat old town Dubois, Idaho is!Heading back towards Rexburg from Dubois via the Clark County Road...
St. Anthony Sand Dunes in the background...
A carcass of probably a
small deer alongside the road...
Teton mountain range in the background...
We stopped at Smith Park on the drive home
to enjoy all of the beautiful flags that lined the streets
and we also took a moment to check in with our kids
to make sure they made it home from school safely!
On our drive home we stopped and talked with Tracy's brother-in-law Tom at his dental office. He has an adventure motorcycle as well and we are looking forward to enjoying some adventure motorcycle rides with him in the coming year.
What a perfect day with the love of my life!
Life is abundant in happiness,
adventures and LOVE, of which I'm so grateful for!
I have never been to Kilgore. I can't believe it either because everyone says how beautiful and locked in time it is.
ReplyDeleteYou've inspired me to take a trip this summer!
You two rock!