Welcome to Boise, the capital city of Idaho, whose name is not pronounced the way you might think it's pronounced!
In French, the term "bois" means "wood" in English, as one would say "in the woods" or "in the forest."
Alternatively, "bois" also references an item that is manufactured from wood. Alas, it's not a coincidence that Boise's official moniker is "The City of Trees".
Interestingly, Boise's population is roughly 230,000, and ranks as the 99th largest city in the United States by population.
Please take a look around this attractive, forested city situated in a valley along the foothills adjacent to the Rocky Mountains!
In French, the term "bois" means "wood" in English, as one would say "in the woods" or "in the forest."
Alternatively, "bois" also references an item that is manufactured from wood. Alas, it's not a coincidence that Boise's official moniker is "The City of Trees".
Interestingly, Boise's population is roughly 230,000, and ranks as the 99th largest city in the United States by population.
Please take a look around this attractive, forested city situated in a valley along the foothills adjacent to the Rocky Mountains!
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13 imagesAerial photography of Boise, Idaho, USA. These photographs were achieved thanks to my friend, EB, whose friendship extends back to when we were teenagers in high school in Europe. EB is now a happy husband, a father of his own teenager, as well as a meticulous pilot of small aircraft. -
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14 imagesPhotography of Boise, Idaho, USA, from Camel's Back Park in the North End neighborhood. -
7 imagesPhotography of Freak Alley. Located in downtown Boise, Freak Alley is a narrow street featuring a collection of colorful, artistic graffiti on the surrounding walls. It has been a tourist attraction for Boise since 2002. -
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11 imagesPhotography of Boise, Idaho, USA, from Table Rock, located southeast of the city.