A Question for You Idaho Boys

[Dale Lilly]

Notchy. I still call myself one of the Idaho boys. I moved there in 49, went to college there, married wife from there, and called Idaho home during 22 years of military service. Retired and moved around/travelled. After my wife died of cancer, I intended to move onto a sailboat until my expiration date. But, another lady chased me until I caught her so, I am an Okie. Still enjoying life. Dale

 

[Mowich]

I might be wrong but that backpack sure has the looks of a modified Chas Trager Trapper Nelson to my eyes. I have a stack of Trapper Nelson backpacks in my garage and if I paid $5.00 for one it better be nice!

 

[Notchy Bob]

Notchy. I still call myself one of the Idaho boys. I moved there in 49, went to college there, married wife from there, and called Idaho home during 22 years of military service. Retired and moved around/travelled. After my wife died of cancer, I intended to move onto a sailboat until my expiration date. But, another lady chased me until I caught her so, I am an Okie. Still enjoying life. Dale

Good post, Dale! From your history, I would say you qualify as an Idaho boy, even if you do live in Oklahoma now.

I've passed through Idaho a couple of times, but never had the opportunity to spend much time there. I understand the center of the universe is in Wallace, Idaho, and is marked with a plaque.

I sure would like to get back up there before my own expiration date and spend a little time in those mountains.

Best regards,

Notchy Bob

 

[Dale Lilly]

Good post, Dale! From your history, I would say you qualify as an Idaho boy, even if you do live in Oklahoma now.

I've passed through Idaho a couple of times, but never had the opportunity to spend much time there. I understand the center of the universe is in Wallace, Idaho, and is marked with a plaque.

I sure would like to get back up there before my own expiration date and spend a little time in those mountains.

Best regards,

Notchy Bob

You might try a hunt [elk/deer] just North of Council, east of Fruitvale. Been a while but was my favorite area. Things have changed in the past forty years I suspect.

 

[treebone]

Marshalls Photo Colors: https://www.dickblick.com/items/mar...MIha-m3v_xhAMVYtbCBB3yzQwKEAQYASABEgK8Y_D_BwE

Takes a bit of skill to use them! But they were used on many older color photos. Hint: check the shadows for color, they were more difficult to render in color.