(Draft 0.0)

This will be the concluding chapter.
Not sure what's all in it, but no doubt a defense of public lands will be in it.

Also, something about the importance of having a place to identify with, and what it does to your soul, and the fact that there's pretty much something for everyone in such a complex geography/geology.

Maybe something about our segment on the Eclipse and how it brought people together. Do we have to wait that long for another moment to unite us. 

I've often wondered if Idaho's view of itself would be different if it didn't look so damned different from the other states. Did it give us an inferior complex? Did it slow up the connectivity that many other states just take for granted, by looking like a logger's boot,  a gun, or a frying pan? 

Also, a thank you to colleagues and viewers. Maybe something about the letter I wrote to a HS student not interested in living. 

 

But as you can see, this chapter is definitely a work in progress. So feel free to throw ideas at me please!

We spend much of our lives looking for the right job, the right house, the right town, the right view. And sometimes it's right in front of us.