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Snowshoeing around Sandpoint
I have always wanted to try snowshoeing and this year was going to be the year that I tried it. I started shopping around for a set of shoes and remembered my dad had an extra pair. I suggested to him to let me have the extra pair and I could try them out. He agreed and brought me the snowshoes. I thought it would be a good idea, since I was new to the sport, to try them out somewhere easy before I started trekking off on some long adventure
Eichardt’s K-9 Keg Pull - Winter Carnival
Each year during the winter carnival Eichardt’s holds it’s annual K-9 Keg Pull. This was the first year I had gone, but I have always wanted to go, I just had never made it to the event. The Keg Pull starts at 10am, so my friends and I showed up about 10 minutes early. We [...]
Bowling fun in Sandpoint
I probably go bowling once every five years and this year I amazingly had three opportunities all in the same weekend. As I stepped into the bowling alley I instantly flashed back a few years to when I use to go there on lunch during highschool to play air hockey with my friends. Although I still do enjoy classic arcade games, today I was there to bowl.
Sunday Solutions - Schweitzer Mountain Resort
Every Sunday,minus a few holidays, Schweitzer Mountain Resort offers an AWESOME deal called “Sunday Solutions”. The solution is $20 half day lift tickets. My friends and I were ready to go skiing and take advantage of the Sunday Solution. We planned earlier in the week to go hoping for good weather as rain had been plaguing [...]
Midwinter Art Fest: January 17 & 18, 11am to 5pm
As part of the Sandpoint Winter Carnival, the Midwinter Art Fest is the largest art event in the history of Sandpoint winters.
With 45 artist, snow golf and volleyball, treats, beverages, and family fun. Sponsored by Dover Bay Waterfront Community and arrainged by Gary Lirette, host of North Idaho Arts & Adventure. For more info, call [...]
It’s Winter – Get Growing Anyway
Local nurseries have already begun receiving stock of plants and seeds. Don’t forget to check there first for the bulk of your gardening supplies. Until then, it never hurts to dream. Here is a quick look at a few of the best catalogs and online sources for plants and seeds.
Snowmobiling at Priest Lake
I read my horoscope for the day and it said “do not let fear get in the way of trying new things today”. Ironically the day I read this was the day my boyfriend had asked me to go snowmobiling with him and his family.
Hunting Christmas Trees in Sandpoint, Idaho
Mind you, it isn’t that we object to supporting the Christmas tree industry, but our last two farm-grown trees cost us seventy bucks apiece. And there should be more to choosing a tree than coming home from work one afternoon, bundling everyone into the car, hustling down the road to a farm, letting someone else cut your tree (what’s that all about?), stuffing the hapless evergreen into the back of the vehicle and hurrying home again.
No, we decided that if we could beat the snow into the woods this year, we’d revive a family tradition.
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