I want one back home! |
Elk Horn Arch |
For a tiny town with only the claim of the Intermittent Spring, it sure out did itself with the Elkhorn Bridge over Main Street. About the spring: apparently it is large enough to provide for the entire town's water needs!
It's MY Road |
Elk in Mammoth Hot Springs - I go where I want! |
We spent the better part of the past three days taking in the sights of Yellowstone NP. It is impossible to describe the park in only a few the words. You can really see your tax dollars have been put to good use! Every time you look in a different direction, you get to view another marvelous work of mother nature. Fantastic mountains, rivers, chasms, waterfalls, geysers, and animals. If you plan a trip to the area, I would recommend investing in many camera memory chips, a large telephoto lens and binoculars. You will be taking plenty of pictures!
It is still Faithful! |
Yellowstone is 2.2 million acres devoted to Mother Nature. As you approach Yellowstone, you are on the Plains the are higher than Mt Washington and then you just keep driving higher.
We departed Afton on Sunday AM, traveling through mountain passes along Route 80, or as the locals in Smoot, WY say: Root 80 (we do adapt quickly). Smoot: population 100+, elevation 6900+ - no overcrowding here. How could it get any better!?
Before we arrived in Salt Lake City today around 3:30pm, we traveled in and out of WY, ID and UT several times, however, it was a real scenic ride.
Hi Nancy and George! Your travel blog is wonderful! Bill and I look forward to following you. Amazing pictures of animals. I haven't gone through the whole thing, but I am betting you stopped at a lot of quilt shops! Bill and Barb
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