In no particular order, enjoy the fascinating and often bizarre rituals of the Idahoans at their celebratory feast and bloodline get together. You may ask, "where are the potatoes?" and to that we say "in the field... racist."
Prime rib so big and well rubbed you can barely take it
Making a dirt turkey
Post-dirt
This homemade spit works well for hours of slow fire cooking
Prep work is key
Grandpa always cuts the first slices of prime rib
Siblings
Technology to talk to Idahoans in the diaspora
Lounging, picking apricots above you as the meat cooks
A classic game of "touch the chicken"
The master at work in making the rub
Watching the compitition
Hats enhance our adorability
The thrower
We used to build small boats and race them down the ditch until they filled in the ditch, so now we make paper airplanes and compete for longest distance, creative landing, interesting flight pattern, and most stylish
Swish
Remnants
-Bob-
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