It is Déjà Vu All Over Again

Leaving Jackson, we took Highway 22 west.  This goes over the Teton Pass at 8,432 feet elevation.
I have to say that this is one of the most beautiful and enjoyable rides I have had the pleasure to experience.
I rate it easily in my top ten rides of all time.

It is nothing like I was expecting what with the Teton Mountains being right there.
Rather than bare rock, there was some of the most wondrous forest lands.
The road is two-lane but in good repair and easy riding.  The traffic was light and everyone we encountered acted politely.

It was only about 30-40 miles from Jackson, Wyoming to Victor, Idaho.
Then once in Idaho, there was some of the most beautiful, green, huge fields.
I'm sure that some of the verdant nature is due to the time of year, it being essentially late Spring here.

We planned on stopping in a place called American Falls, Idaho.
I had looked at it and thought there were some big motels there.  I was mistaken.
We got to American Falls and found that there is no there there.

I looked for a motel in the GPS.  The nearest one was in Burley, 50 miles away.  Sigh.
We continued on.  For some reason, though, that name seemed familiar.
When we got here, we both recognized the place.  This is one of the places we stayed last year on our trip through Idaho.

Jackson, Wyoming to Burley, Idaho