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14 Comments on Sandpoint, Idaho..."Come for the Mountain, Stay for the Lake!"
Wow! I've seen a lot of fantastic places here in Colorado, but can't top the photos you've posted.
Incredible pictures Kent. you are truly blessed to be around such wonder and amazement. I live in the Pocono Mountains and also give thanks for the beauty all around me. thanks for sharing.
Jon - That says a lot. I moved here from Aspen and some of the shots from the top of Independance Pass are hard to beat. I did miss the water, though. That's how I ended up here.
Thanks, Rick - We ARE lucky to live in the mountains
Kent you are killing me with these great pictures. I love it and have a great week.
Those are fantastic pictures, Kent. Almost enough to make me consider leaving the mountains of North Carolina. But tell me, how are the winters there?
Hi Terry - Thanks for stopping by. Lots of Texans up here with 2nd homes...think about it.
Kate - Winter is the best part. Take a look at some of my other blogs from wintertime. Winters are relatively mild here (we get the ocean effect from the Seattle area) and expect 300" of snow at Schweitzer each year. Everyone loves the summer but most are anxiously awaiting winter.
Kent, those photos are awesome, Sandpoint is some amazing place, on the bucket list for sure. And please tell me in your first picture that it only looks like snow.... am I just paranoid?
Andrea - I wish it was snow. That's just the dirt parking lot which will soon have 12 feet of snowpack.
Hi Kent !!! Ha ! here I am !!
And what a pleasure when I can see breathtaking shots like these ... that last one is really ominous with that wind storm approaching !!!
Very cool shots my friend !!!!
Cheers !
Sheldon :o)
...and because I am such a devout ARer, I'm responding to you! Thanks, Sheldon! ...and thanks for checking in to my humble blog.
Cheers!
GOOD MORNING KENT! Does your company have any job openings?!! I sure could stand those views everyday! --Gab
Hey Gab - Thanks for stopping by. Tucson is pretty cool, also. I love going there...plus the 4.5 tennis nationals is there every fall.