1.  Seafoam Road in the Challis National Forest ATV Video



Taken on the gravel roads northwest of Stanley Idaho on Sunday September 19th, 2010.  This area is quite scenic and the road into this portion of the National Forest gives you great access to the more wild spots of Idaho.  The Frank Church/River of No Return Wilderness closely border this road giving you easier access to hiking trails and high mountain lakes.  Video is taken from the back of our Arctic Cat ATV.

Read my trip report on this trip at:  http://bondyweb.com/mountain-home-outdoors/54-not-so-local-outdoor-news/365-josephus-lake-atv-trip-seafoam-lake-area-near-stanley-idaho

2.  Joesphus Lake Video



This video of Josephus Lake gives you an idea of of the semi-easy access to a high mountain lake northwest of Stanley Idaho.  Taken on the same day as the Seafoam Road video.  

3.  Mountain Home Idaho's Fall Harvest Festival



Video taken during the Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday October 2nd, 2010.  See an impromptu straight-line skate demo and the local band “Workin on Fire”.  The festival was held in downtown Mountain Home.  

Read my article about this event at: http://bondyweb.com/idaho-business-news/51-local-business/367-fall-harvest-festival-mountain-home-idaho-style


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Recently, I was on a rock hounding trip south of Grand View, Idaho in the Owyhee Desert when I came upon a weird and unidentified man-made structure. Can you tell me what this thing is?

Strange Structure

Photo of the strange structure from the front, looking into it.


Dog for Scale

Addie, my dog is featured to give some scale to this strange structure. She is about 3 feet from nose to butt and stands about 2 feet from ground to top of her back.

Under the Roof

Concrete base with some type of “turkey baster” or suction device lying in the bottom of the basin. Obviously the picture was taken on a slant so you have to adjust for this “oops Kodak moment”.

Location of Structure

• Located at the base of Peak 4,189.
• Coordinates: 42.850830, -116.286043
• Located about 400 feet from nearest dirt road.
• Read the story of how I came upon this structure at: http://bondyweb.com/mountain-home-outdoors/69-rock-hounding-and-gold-panning/522-rock-hunting-owyhee-peak-4189
• See all 4 photo's at: https://picasaweb.google.com/112532322025941965882/StrangeOwyheeStructure

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