Continuing on from CO, we drove to Wilson, WY (a few miles outside of Jackson) to spend a few days with Jodi and Tim. The drive took 8 hours through beautiful countryside. We arrived at their house around 4pm on Tuesday, getting a tour of their new home that they moved into just a few months prior. The house is a lovely A-Frame with stunning views of the valley below. We also met their adorable dog, Nell, who is a mini-Australian shepherd with a great temperament - we joked (maybe too many times) that we would take her with us! That evening, we stayed in - they made us a wonderful meal of grilled chicken, corn and salad followed by a berry crisp for dessert. We sat outside enjoying the views.
View from Tim and Jodi's house |
Jodi had to work the next morning so we caught up on some personal items and had breakfast at Persephone Cafe West where we had a yummy yogurt bowl, egg and salmon bowl and kale and cauliflower hash. We rested a bit at the house while we waited for the rain to die down and then went on a 6 mile, 1.4K elevation gain walk up a paved path near their house. That evening, we had a fabulous dinner at King Sushi in Driggs, Idaho (just over the pass from Wilson) where we shared many yummy dishes for the table.
Hike near Jodi's house |
The next day we did a wonderful hike - Coal Creek Meadows - 6 miles, 2K feet elevation gain - which had beautiful flowers and views of the surrounding mountains. Nell was a trooper on this hike as she enjoyed running after the squirrels! We had lunch at Persephone Cafe - this time sharing a sandwich and salad and another hash! That afternoon, we met up with a few of Jodi's friends to do some huckleberry picking- it was raining and we didn't get many berries - but we enjoyed still getting out! That evening, we had dinner at Streetfood at the Stage Coach where we had a couple of Mexican/Cuban bowls with beer. Back at the house, we had a bottle of wine while doing a load of laundry.
Coal Creek Meadows Hike |
We left on Friday morning for our 8 hour drive back to Denver! Such a great visit!
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