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As a travel writer, I love telling people where to go- and what to see and do once they get there. I regularly contribute photo features to Coast to Coast, Highways, RV Life, Family Motor Coaching, Northwest Travel, International Living, and other publications. I take my own photos and have personally explored every single place I have ever written about.

I also write an online travel columnhttp://www.examiner.com/western-states-travel-in-portland/denise-seith and I blog weekly for RV Life http://www.rvlife.com/944-denise/.

My professional credentials also include many years as a corporate copywriter and graphic designer.

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Travel > Kansas Destinations Travel destinations: Kellogg, ID

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Surrounded by the scenic Coeur d'Alene National Forest and Bitterroot Mountains in Idaho's Panhandle, is a tiny town with a sign that reads: "This is the town founded by a jackass and inhabited by his descendants." Strangely enough, the humorous advertisement for Kellogg, Idaho (population 2,400) pretty accurately describes the town's founding. Back in 1885, while a prospector was out looking for his lost burro, he spotted a large outcropping of galena (lead ore) shining in the sunlight. The prospector's name was Noah Kellogg and it was his discovery that eventually led to the creation of ...

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