THE LA SAL MOUNTAINS – UTAH
In addition to finding Wifi, one of the difficulties I have is keeping up with all the pictures I take. Read more.
Month: September 2015
Into Montana
BEAUTIFUL, DESOLATE MONTANA
We were kind of up in the air as to when we were leaving Yellowstone…and then it snowed. It had rained almost everyday we were there, but it was the acceptable brief, late afternoon, after a warm day, thunderstorm kind of rain. So it wasn’t too much of a bother. But snow is completely out of the question. Yellowstone was telling us it’s time to go…and we were listening. We drove out through West Yellowstone and up into Montana. Read more…
The Yellowstone Experience
MORNING IN THE LAMAR VALLEY
All told we spent nearly a month in Yellowstone. It’s so close to Teton National Park (less than 20 miles) that it’s essentially two parks in one, so…that’s not as long as it sounds. The first week-ish we spent with my Brother mostly in Yellowstone, and that was really great fun. In fact, the ONLY thing we miss from our previous life is that we don’t get to spend nearly as much time with them as we used to.
ALPEN GLOW
Sorry, but you’re gonna see a lot of pictures of the Tetons…I’m fascinated!
After they left we turned our focus towards the Tetons. Read more…
The Muy Grande Tetons
ANOTHER DAY ENDS IN THE TETONS
“It would be easier for a camel to pass through a needle’s eye than for a rich man to enter heaven.” Anyone know who gets the credit for that statement? That would be none other than Jesus Christ himself…so the story goes. I’m not a religious guy, in the traditional sense anyway, so I don’t follow the game too closely, but that sure seems like a far cry from what I hear today…in a supposedly Christian nation. Just sayin…
13,776 FEET OF AWESOMENESS
On The Road Again…Into Yellowstone
BISON KNOW THEY’RE BAD
Repairs completed, we happily declared ourselves road ready and got back to it. Along the way Carson and I were listening to a report on the radio about amazon.com. It seems that rather than air condition their warehouses they find it more cost effective to have ambulances waiting outside to remove their employees who collapse from heat exhaustion. My first thought was: Man…I know first hand how unbearable it is in Indonesia. Read more…