The U.S. Forest Service calls the St. Joe River in North Idaho “…a special place. Its lower reaches at an altitude of 2,128 feet make it the highest navigable river in the world. On this working river, tug boats pull rafts or ‘brailes’ of logs to lumber mills in St. Maries and Coeur d’Alene. The tugs are … More ​One Fine Morning on the St. Joe