Eagle Greenbelt Stroll

Meridian, Idaho

We live about two blocks west of the Boise city limits and a couple of blocks south of the Eagle city limits. So we are literally minutes from what all three cities (Boise, Eagle, and Meridian) offer.

One of the best things about the Treasure Valley is the Greenbelt. It runs for miles along the Boise River.

This morning Sophie and I took a stroll along the Greenbelt in Eagle.Β It was a beautiful morning and the walk was so very nice. We started out in a park…

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0620151047bThere were lots of people out. Some on bikes, some with their children, some with their dogs.

Part of the walk was along wetlands that are lush with greenery…

0620151101We saw some fish sunning themselves…

0620151047aI was all excited thinking they were trout, but then a man walked by me staring at them and said one word to set me straight, “Carp.” πŸ™‚

One of the houses along the river has the most beautiful cascading petunias I have ever seen…

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I’m a sucker for bridges and can’t pass them up without taking a picture or two…

0620151052 0620151045Much of the walk is shaded, perfect for a hot sunny day…

0620151101a 0620151041aI think I had a better time than Sophie. She was a bit miffed that I didn’t let her swim in the river…

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6 thoughts on “Eagle Greenbelt Stroll”

  1. Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing, Kathy! Walking – does a body and soul good. And soles too!

    And wow on those petunias!

  2. Absolutely gorgeous! You are so lucky to have such a beautiful walk nearby and a fabulous walking partner!

    1. Actually my walking partner was a pain this morning. She thought I said, “Want to go for a sniff?” instead of “Want to go for a walk?” πŸ™‚

  3. Giggle. I can totally relate. Stitch has been known to stop, sniff, and refuse to move particularly when he smells that a doggie friend is coming even though I cannot see them.

    1. Always amazes me what they can smell and not smell. Once Sophie refused to continue down a dirt road. I had to pick her up and carry her for a bit. Later I found out that a bear had crossed the road earlier in the morning. Yep, Sophie’s smarter than I am. πŸ™‚

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