My story about treating Bruce to dinner in Harrison for his birthday is featured in the May 2018 issue of IDAHO Magazine. You can read the whole story for free by following the link.  (I suspect the free read will only be offered for a short time, so if you’re curious, read it now!)

IDAHO Magazine rules state that authors cannot mention businesses unless they are advertisers, so the restaurant where we dinned is not specifically mentioned in the story.  However, I am please to say that we dinned at The Landing.  The proprietors, John and Shawna Nelson, out did themselves to provide a perfect evening and I look forward to dining there again, when Bruce returns the favor and treats me for my birthday in June.

More pictures from around the area are below, I hope you enjoy them.

Harrison

View of Harrison, Idaho as seen while on the cruise last summer.

The St. Joe River

It was a lovely day for a river cruise.

Round Lake

A thin strip of land is all that separates the St. Joe River (foreground) from Round Lake.

Bruce caught napping

The stern of the boat was the perfect place for a Sunday afternoon nap.

The Tail of the Couer d'Alenes

The Trail of the Coeur d' Alenes is a 72-mile paved trail spanning the Idaho panhandle between Mullan and Plummer.

Old Homestead

Pelicans

The cruise was also a good opportunity to see lots of wildlife.

The St. Joe

The St. Joe River bisects Lake Couer d'Alene.

Heyburn State Park

Heybrun State Park

The Wishing Well

A wishing well sits just off the main drag in Harrison, Idaho.