The Boise Train Depot has a long history (established in 1881). In 1924 it was remodeled to reflect a Spanish style architecture. It was operational, off and on, until 1997. It is presently listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places, and is a popular tourist attraction.
Categories: Boise, Idaho • Tags: boise, bsu, buildings, clock, clouds, hills, Hitchcock, horizon, idaho, lilly pad, pond, sky, summer, tower, train depot, train station, vertigo, water
This is a popular place to exercise. Located behind the penitentiary are large bluffs and walking trails. Many people park their cars at the base of the hills and walk/jog the trails. You could spend all day here depending on how far you’d like to go. Many of these pictures were taken at the top of these bluffs. As a side note, the penitentiary is said to be haunted. For those of you who are fans, the Ghost Adventures crew […]
Categories: Boise, Idaho • Tags: bluffs, boise, buildings, clouds, cross, ghost adventures, haunted, hill, hills, historic, horizon, house, idaho, old, penitentiary, sky
If you are a David Bowie fan, check out the movie “The Man Who Fell to Earth.” It was filmed in Artesia and surrounding areas. The town isn’t very large, but it has tons of character and many historical elements.
Categories: Artesia, New Mexico • Tags: artesia, balloon, clouds, david bowie, desert, feild, flower, intersection, new mexico, railroad, refinery, sky, stadium, stream, street, summer, theater
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