Well, we're on our honeymoon in Glacier National Park. We were married 7-11 and up here we're relucant to leave. We've, Aaron and I, are loving the cooler weather and the high mountians. We think we have mountians at Pocatello... we have mountians in MONTANA! But I do miss my home. The mountians are huge here. Just absolutely gorgous. I can't believe their towering height and rocky ledges. We're staying in Whitefish right now and have been here since Thursday. The national park is wonderful and much better than Yellowstone but the fact that the place is not loaded with people. Heh. And we're seen only a few animals. We've seen a couple mountian goats and a moose, which they say is rare. I told them that there's a lot in Pocatello. We've seen no bears.. sad to say. We never see any in Yellowstone either. We've been rafting... horseback riding... and renting a boat... and we'll be hiking tomorrow.

The snow though and the lakes and even the streams.. .all just beautiful. The water is like an agua color.. and just clear. I've never seen such beauty. Most of the residents are old... seemingly understandable since it's awsome up here, and the visitors relaxing. I'd recomend everyone to come up here at least once to just see it all. Take a good week to just take the hikes. You have to hike to acually see the park. There's only one road though it all, "Going To The Sun Road" of course. That's one scary road. I"m not afraid of hights and I was scared of that one. There are easy hikes and hard hikes, and Aaron and I agreed that it'd be one place that most Pocatelloans would enjoy. I find that us Pocatelloans are mostly outdoorsmen and prefer the outdoors to offices and gyms.

With that said, I must get to bed so I can early rise to take one full day of traviling and exploiring. Good Night Pocatello and see you Monday.