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Sunday July 23, 2006

Driving to OSCON: Day 1

Today, Jim and I began our road trip to OSCON. We got up early and were able to get out of Denver around 5 a.m. We stopped at 5 p.m. in Boise, Idaho. We drove around town, found some swanky hotel, and settled in for the night. We've been enjoying free wireless and Deschutes Mirror Pond Ale in our hotel bar for the last couple of hours.

Wyoming was definitely lacking scenery, as was Utah and most of Idaho. We made the Wyoming border by 11 and Idaho by 2. It's been a great trip so far. It looks like we have 7 hours left until we arrive in Portland. Below is a nice picture of Boise I found on Flickr.

Boise at Night - 07/10/2000

Posted in General at Jul 23 2006, 09:03:17 PM MDT 1 Comment
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Mirror Pond = best beer ever. Period. I live in Portland and have had over 3500 of them in my life I think. But I don't count, just guessing. See you at OSCON.

Posted by Mike Herrick on July 23, 2006 at 10:08 PM MDT #

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