Actual transportion isn't big thing
here. What I'm talking about is public transportation. There no train
station in Bonners Ferry any one who wants to get on a train
has to in to Sandpoint. Then the train comes though at
unfriendly hours like around midnight and 2:30 AM. If that isn't bad
enough it doesn't come in everyday.
To fly any where usual one would have
to Spokane. But we do have an airport for some rich person to have an
toy airplane (real one)
This is our airport it north of Bonners
Ferry. Once in while someone in leer jet will land but usual it prop
plane that use our airport.
I would of been a numb skull, if
I forgot my camera. Last Sunday the 5th of August Murphy
and I hiked up to the top of Clifty peak.
Your looking up North though the
Kootenai Valley. Toward Canada.
To far Left and the buttom part of the
picture would be the area which I live in.
The town of Bonners Ferry is still on
the left hand side but it right by the Kootenai River.
Then you head toward the right is up on
a buff, my friend Quenella lives which is Katka.
Then farther to the right is the town
of Moyie Springs.
Next weekend photo hunt will be can and or http://gattina-keyholepictures.blogspot.com/ I can't get the word to link.
You live in a vast country, it seems quite inconvenient if you need to travel to another state. It would take hours by car or bus but with an airplane or train, the time taken to travel can be reduced.
ReplyDeleteWow, that view from the peak is awesome! It's interesting to compare transportation from around the world. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteA numb-skull.... that's funny! Glad you brought your camera along.
ReplyDeleteHi Dora, a wonderful take on this week's dual theme. I also love that wonderful view. When hiking I always feel like the view (along with the exercise) is our reward. Very nice capture.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the photo of your small airport.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Cool view from up there, as for transportation I boated 52 miles today. It beats the shit out of flying.
ReplyDeletepretty images
ReplyDeleteThat's also an advantage to live far from trains and airplanes if you don't need it every day!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful there, away from everything...what a dream.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and it's been lovely to read it