We were able to appreciate the area with new eyes this time around, and we left knowing that we will return to this place again and again.
Sadie was born and adopted in Moscow. Here she is surveying her old stomping grounds at Philips Farm just outside of town.
I worked at the U. of Idaho Early Childcare Center during our two years in Moscow. Here I am pictured with a family I was close to. The eight-year-old to my far left was 3 when I left. The strangest part of it all was how she didn't remember me, but also how quickly we all became friends again.
We were able to make a quick stop to see my old colleague Stacey, her husband, Jeff, and puppy Gracie.
We stayed with friends Leanne and Mark during our visit, and were greeted with hand picked and battered morel mushrooms, freshly caught fish, and plenty of wine and beer!
On Saturday morning, we made sure to make a stop at one of our favorite haunts from our Moscow days: the expansive farmers market.
Moscow is situated on the Palouse Prairie, a very unique landscape, and just on the edge of the Bitterroot Mountains. We had a picnic on Moscow Mountain on Saturday evening and caught the Palouse in all its glory just as the sun was going down.
Ryan aims to get the perfect shot.
That's the one.All photos © Chace + Smith Photography
Soon to come: updates about camping for 5 nights in the wilds of Idaho, and meeting up with old friends in Central and Southern Idaho before moving on to Utah!
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2 Response to Creative Highways: Morels and Old Friends in Moscow, Idaho
damnit Ryan, stop getting such great photos! lol.
love the sunset! Katie and I might need to get in touch about purchasing some of your fine work!
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