Fairfield Inn By Marriott West Yellowstone

Der absolute Hammer...auch unser zweiter, dritter und vierter Tag im Yellowstone waren traumhaft, unbeschreiblich, spannend und dieses Mal hat sogar das Wetter mitgespielt. Wir haetten locker 1000 Fotos machen koennen, haben uns aber auf 200 beschraenkt :-) Wir haben Hunderte von Bisons (Amerikanische Bueffel), unzaehlige Elche, ca. 10 Koyoten, Springboecke, Gaense, Voegel, Squirrels, etc. gesehen. Die Elche hier sehen zwar eher wie grosse Hirsche aus, aber ...

Glacier National Park is fantastic. The highway, named "Into The Sun Highway" (exactly what we were doing!), hugs the mountainside, dips into valleys and brings you up through glorious passes. It's like a 50 km scenic roller coaster ride. Wheeeee!<br>

Old Faithful didn't disappoint. <br><br>Saw a beautiful bison at sunset. <br><br>Good<br>riding but the traffic made it more exhausting than necessary.<br>Apparently Yellowstone National Park gets 30,000+ visitors PER DAY!<br><br>More to come later... just wanted to post pics now while i have high-speed connection.

... Eventually, she returns with a huge role of stickers and a few other things stuffed under here arm. She says Mammoth and Old Faithful are the only two stores opened so Zac can't complete the stickers and win the prize. Instead, she says, Zac can have his choice of two stuffed toys. He picks a bison. It is soon christened Buffy the Bison, although the name seems to be very much up in the air. Then its off on the longest walk around these parts ...

... was a lot that was'nt. Hours of driving and seeing nothing but Snow all around us. wether was closing in on us so we called it a day and headed back west. still about 2.5 hours to get back. We turneed back no more than 10 mins when, the Sky started clearing and the Sun came out...Hooooray! Another 20 mins or so and we saw the spotter's!!! they were looking for ...

... that I had to climb through. Oh well still got some good photos. We continued on and saw the petrified tree, which they said was a redwood but I am not sure how they know that since it is now a rock. The whole humanistic evolutionary theory thing is wearing on me. I now believe that the NPS promotes humanism on a greater an more open forum than the the Public School System. Can you be a Christian and a Park Ranger - I dont know? How anyone ...

... We did see bison scat out in the thermal area. Amazing they can walk out there without falling through or getting hurt. Rushed back to the campsite trying to beat a thunderstorm. The bison had moved just left of the museum and the board walk was still closed. Oh my! After dinner we went to the Ranger Program at the museum. We saw another bison sitting by a tent in Loop A down by the creek. I'm sure glad we ...

After a few hours of sleep we drove into Yellowstone National Park. It was amazing. A few miles in we were stopped along the road by a huge herd of buffalo crossing the street. The huge male was just sitting in the middle of the road stopping traffic while the herd ate the grass along the road. All I wanted from ...

... in my head that everything will be fine between us. I'm just setting myself up to be let down. My plan is to call her Saturday, just once if I get her or not, and ask her how it's going, I'm doing well, and I would like to see her on that Friday night or Saturday when she comes back, and if she would like to call me I'll be home Aug. 6th. Something short and to the point and the chance to see her face-to-face. 12:36 - We saw a group of elk. Brett got out of the car and ...

... cities where I travel and some put on a good and friendly face and others are Hadleyburgs (see Mark Twain). The first time I went downtown I had parked without paying the meter, a rather small sum. I came back and there was a ticket. But when I took it off I got the surprise of my life. It was a courtesy ticket welcoming me to town and asking me to pay next time I stopped-no fine. So that is what I did this time.<br ...