“It was awesome, a triple-thrill for me as I used to be a private pilot,” said Tanner after climbing down out of the two-seater Warbird, onto the aircraft’s wing and then back to the ground. Getting a thrill of a lifetime were two US Veterans, Michael Tanner of Lander, Chaplain of the Lander American Legion Post 33 and and David Layman of Atlantic City (WY). The two Warbirds flew to Lander from the Teton Aviation Center Museum at Driggs, Idaho. The Kiwanis Club of Lander served a breakfast of ham and pancakes with hot coffee and juice for the big crowd while folks walked around the tarmac viewing a variety of aircraft, including two medical helicopters and two WWII Warbird S2 and many private planes and T6 Trackers from North American Aircraft Manufacture. The turnout was great for the return of an air show at Lander’s Hunt Field Airport dubbed Wings and Wheels on Saturday. Tanner’s affiliation was the American Legion) View of the Teton Mountain Range from Driggs.(Corrected to indicate Mr. Music on Main was cancelled for 2020 but watch for the 2021 dates! It runs on Thursdays through the summer.Īnother must! A huckleberry shake from the Victor Emporium. We love this event! The music is always awesome and it feels like a big family picnic. If you’re visiting during the summer, check out Music on Main in Victor which is just 8 miles away. We love their avocado toast and fresh baked goods. Rise Coffee is a must! They have an awesome outdoor patio/garden area to spread out, live music on Sunday mornings and the best coffee. So, so, good! Literally some of the best meals we have ever tasted. It’s amazing what they put out considering the size of their kitchen. They treat you like your a local or family and the food is over the top good. There is something about this little bistro. Then we had to go to our other favorites! Forage Bistro and Lounge is on the very top of our list. We look forward to hanging out here again in 2021. Both were very good! We weren’t surprised since the owners are the same as Forage Bistro & Lounge. I tried this beautiful steak salad and Terry had the burger. Terry loved trying the different local brews and we both loved the atmosphere. There is also a very cool Warbird Airplane Museum to check out while you wait for your food and sip on a glass of wine.Īnother new one for us that Terry was super excited to check out (you know how he likes his local beer) was Citizen 33 Brewery. The closer to the source you can get it, the better the flavor and the more nutritious.” “I think of food as medicine,” says David Hugo, “You always want to put the best stuff in, which is usually local, fresh, and close to the source. Here’s a quote from their Chef and Manager, David Hugo…
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The Roasted Teton Caprese with Steelhead Trout was melt in your mouth amazing! All of the food was incredible plus above and beyond service.
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There are huge windows and a terrace to watch the planes arrive and depart while you enjoy your meal. This is a unique setting with gorgeous views of the Teton and Big Hole ranges.
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There is a full bakery in-house so the bagels are baked fresh every morning!Ī new one for us this time was the Warbirds Cafe at the the Driggs-Reed Memorial Airport. The building is historic and has been part of Main Street for over 100 years. My favorite is the veggie omelet with the addition of avocado. We are always impressed with their service and their portions get us ready for a day of adventure. Make sure to confirm what is open during the corona virus pandemic before hitting the road.īig Hole Bagel & Bistro was our first stop again for breakfast in Driggs, Idaho. This post was created from our 2019 August trip.
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