text: September, 2014 | Chris Dodds
  ID-WY Day 4 – Volcano everywhere
  The campground showers open at 8AM. I am standing at the door at 7:50.
  ID-WY Day 3 – Walk the planet
  Early on in the trip I noticed myself becoming frustrated and unreasonably impatient. It has taken two days for me to push down the anxiety created by operating in "go go go' mode while everything around me is moving slower than I'm accustomed to. I do my best to adjust to the new pace. Still, I wake up early each morning, not wanting to waste daylight.
  ID-WY Day 2 – The earth abides
  Removed from established civilization, humans revert to their tribal roots and their language evolves to match their new way of life. The second day into our journey the words breakfast, lunch, and dinner have fallen out of our vocabulary and have been replaced with first sausage, second sausage, and third sausage, respectively. Any meal that does not contain sausage is referred to as not-sausage.
  ID-WY Day 1 – Forests of Corn
  Shortly after leaving the airport, I discovered that Boise, ID is the inexplicable home of several Hawaiian restaurants. There is probably some interesting tidbit of history about their origin, but I haven't bothered to look it up. I also haven't confirmed that there are, in fact, "several" of them. I'm just taking the Shaka Shack cashier's word for it. He looked trustworthy, if not at all Hawaiian.