Hotel Rogers

One of America’s
Better places
To eat and sleep

Historical evidence remains of the once grand and glamorous Campbell’s Hotel Rogers in downtown Idaho Falls. Guests included Herbert Hoover, Lyndon B. Johnson, Ronald Reagan, Bing Crosby, Gary Cooper, and Roy Rogers. Now converted into business offices, the third floor is reportedly haunted.

“Just looking at the little bits of history that I get to see that are still here, I can’t imagine what it looked like in its heyday with all of the glitz and glam and luxury that Idaho Falls had to offer.” – Cherity Woolf

Firehole Falls

Precipitous rhyolite cliffs
Impressive cascade
Warm geothermal river

A exhilarating winter overlook into the scenic river of Firehole canyon inspires admiration at sunrise.

“Following down the river bank through a deep cañon of volcanic rocks, in many places broken in huge fragments, we presently came to rapids, having a fall of perhaps 40 feet in a half mile.” – Gustavus C. Doane

Dial It In

Searing touch
Feel the rhythm
Hispanic wavelength

The interior decor of a Mexican restaurant evokes the color of nacho cheese, red chili peppers, and the setting sun to imaginably create an experience that employs more senses than taste.

“If she feels less hungry within these walls, I wouldn’t deny her that.” – John Maule

Gentle Wintering

Cold shades
Natural resources
Penetrate deeply

Coping with adverse climatic conditions offers capacious experiential reward, as adventures of the spirit coincide with seasonal adjustment.

“Winter is not a season, it’s an occupation.” – Sinclair Lewis

Remains Definitive

Reveal new layers
For good reason
Conclusions echoing

A conceptually concise portal helps fashion a truly collaborative sympathetic project between mind and matter. Existence is both dynamic and intensely synergistic.

“And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” – Roger Waters

Moment In Time

Nature relationships
Analogous harmony
Light form mood

The colors of gray are subdued and reserved, offering a stable base from which elegance can emerge. Sophisticated subtilty elicits cool enthusiasm.

“It is the eye of ignorance that assigns a fixed and unchangeable color to every object; beware of this stumbling block.” – Paul Gauguin

Arts

Conceptual idea
Emotional power
Aesthetic dissemination

Pushing against shifting boundaries, pursuant to relativist tendencies selectively recreating certain aspects of reality, the permanent drive for artist renewal leads to metaphysics in all walks of life.

“Everything you can imagine is real.” – Pablo Picasso

Crossroads to Nowhere

Around the edges
Foreseen periphery
Attendant turmoils

Drawing attention to intermediate circumstances between past and future possible alternatives, messages flash by. Transcending the arrow of time, mythologies develop a life of their own.

“Ooh, standin’ at the crossroad, tried to flag a ride. Didn’t nobody seem to know me, everybody passed me by.” – Robert Johnson

Modern Morning Sunshine

City isolation
Categorize usefulness
Postulated perceiving

On a kinetic encounter with an ordinary day, light quintessentially personifies inspiration, elucidation, and exquisite presence.

“No amount of skillful invention can replace the essential element of imagination.” – Edward Hopper

Mings

Perpendicular attitude
Imperial dynasty
Chinese cuisine

Gastronomy offered as a high art is indicated by prominent green and yellow vertical edifice strips designed to attract attention. Chinese historical power and diaspora engender wide cultural influence.

“More art in your life at this time will help you feel better.” – Fortune Cookie

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