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Southern Idaho and Southeastern Washington - April 24, 2013 to April 27, 2013

Craters_of_the_Moon_068_20130425 - Splatter Cones at the Craters of the Moon National Monument
Splatter Cones at the Craters of the Moon National Monument
24-April 2013 to 27-April 2013: Anyways, like our Napa experience, there was quite a bit of traffic in the Napa Region when we visited last Summer, and in Nampa, there were certainly a lot of cars here. And that was made worse when the two lanes merged into one in each direction, and that seemed to make the traffic a little worse.

When we tried to merge in, I knew it wouldn’t make people happy, and sure enough, we drew the ire of a couple of ladies trying to prevent us from getting in. It kind of made me think about some of the road rage we observed in Napa, except here in Nampa, this pair of ladies weren’t bashful about flipping us the bird…

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