Fall is a great time to be in the woods. Nice temperatures, generally fewer people than summer, the bugs are fading, and if you get to the right spot, the trees are starting to show off. We don’t have a lot of aspen close to home, so if we were going to see any as they transitioned from green to gold we’d have to hit the road. Southeast Idaho seemed to be a good option, with a lot of aspen and even a chance to fill a deer tag, if we were lucky.
After a lot of June passing by we needed a getaway. We headed to the Selway River for a quick trip. Fishing and pie iron cooking ensued, and we soaked in some great river views. The video is posted below, we hope you enjoy: https://youtu.be/PC6FOqdYxyM
Our latest video continues our South to Spring trip as we venture out to the Mojave Desert in search of rock art (petroglyphs and pictographs) in the Mojave Desert. We encounter a few rough roads along the way. https://youtu.be/NatOMKgKs58