I found this picture in Flickr and thought I’d share it:

This is the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls, Idaho. The Perrine Bridge is approximately 1,500 feet (457 m) long and 486 feet (148 m) above the Snake river. It’s the only man-made structure in the United States where base jumping is allowed year-round without a permit. Because of this it is a popular destination for base jumping enthusiasts. It’s known to some as the Potato Bridge.

Need I say more? The “Little Devil” with his (well, my) BYU hat.

This is my first of may posts at the new MagicValleyReviews.com. Thanks to my son, Nate Moller, for helping get this all set up. I know it may take some getting used to, but I feel I can share many things about the Magic Valley in Southern Idaho that will help all my readers find the best things to do in the Gem State.

I’ve been involved in Idaho Real Estate for over 20 years and have had many experiences that I plan to share as well. Southern Idaho Real Estate is becoming more and more intriguing to the California folk because prices here tend to be so much lower than anywhere else. More will be shared about this for sure so stay tuned, subscribe to my RSS feed, and look forward to my occasional podcast.

What about Idaho do you love? What are you looking for? Have you been rafting down the Snake River or played the wonderful golf course at Canyon Springs? Do you know where Evil Knevil tried to jump over the Snake River Canyon?

This is just the start! I look forward to the interaction of all readers. Good day!