Meridian Idaho
6/13
Monday, explored Meridian (dry treeless desert) got camping supplies, self inflating bed roll, 0' sleeping bag, Coleman propane stove and fuel. Drove up to Shafer butte (20 miles from base of mountain to camp grounds. first 13 miles are a treeless desert. very dry and depressing. a very dry hot and brown state devoid of vegetation. USFS campsite is $8 a night, PLUS $4 for the car, $3 for fuel to get there, no power, no sewer, no flush toilets, and very primitive. Settled on the RV by the River as a final destination. showers and running water and electricity not to mention no driving to get to the greenbelt, definitely worth the extra $5 a night. Wendy's catered sac dinner at Julia Park, saw the rose gardens, and the "train" depot for the 'train' rides around the city. followed the roads skirting along the northern edge of Boise. trip to Wal-Mart for food supplies, PBJ fixins. woke up three times after midnight with Krys calling and one by Jazz, not up to this anymore.
Monday, explored Meridian (dry treeless desert) got camping supplies, self inflating bed roll, 0' sleeping bag, Coleman propane stove and fuel. Drove up to Shafer butte (20 miles from base of mountain to camp grounds. first 13 miles are a treeless desert. very dry and depressing. a very dry hot and brown state devoid of vegetation. USFS campsite is $8 a night, PLUS $4 for the car, $3 for fuel to get there, no power, no sewer, no flush toilets, and very primitive. Settled on the RV by the River as a final destination. showers and running water and electricity not to mention no driving to get to the greenbelt, definitely worth the extra $5 a night. Wendy's catered sac dinner at Julia Park, saw the rose gardens, and the "train" depot for the 'train' rides around the city. followed the roads skirting along the northern edge of Boise. trip to Wal-Mart for food supplies, PBJ fixins. woke up three times after midnight with Krys calling and one by Jazz, not up to this anymore.
posted by Kat @ 9:27 PM
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