• The Snake River flows along the northern edge of the city of Twin Falls, Idaho.

• The Visitor Center in the city of Twin Falls, Idaho is located just off US-93 where the highway crosses the Snake River and enters the city.

• The Snake River at Twin Falls, Idaho

• The Snake River and the US-93 bridge on the north side of the city of Twin Falls, Idaho.

• The Snake River and the US-93 bridge on the north side of the city of Twin Falls, Idaho.

• The US-93 bridge

• Shoshone Falls is on the Snake River about 5 miles east of the city of Twin Falls.

• Doug and Kathy at Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Kathy and Doug at Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Shoshone Falls

• Below Shoshone Falls

• The Snake River below Shoshone Falls

• The Snake River below Shoshone Falls

• The Snake River below Shoshone Falls

• The Snake River below Shoshone Falls

• Twin Falls is on the Snake River about 12 miles east of the city of Twin Falls.

• Only one of the Twin Falls cataracts remains (on the left) as the other cataract was eliminated by the dam and power plant on the right.

• The single remaining cataract of the Twin Falls.

• Twin Falls

• Twin Falls

• The Snake River below the Twin Falls

• The Snake River below the Twin Falls

• The Idaho State Capitol

• 'Hospitality of the Nez Perce', Doug Hyde, sculptor - Located on the grounds of the State Capitol

• A view of downtown Boise from our hotel room window

• A view of downtown Boise from our hotel room window

• An art installation at the Boise Art Museum

• 'Donut Ever Forget Me', Jae Yong Kim

• 'Donut Ever Forget Me', Jae Yong Kim

• 'Donut Ever Forget Me', Jae Yong Kim