An Itasca Sunrise Class A and a G6 exploring America with two juvenile retirees, living the dream.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Yellowstone3
Today was on and off rain in Yellowstone, tomorrow may need to switch to long pants. Hope it clears up for the Perseid Saturday night. In the meantime we like boiling mud.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Yellowstone 2
After geysers yesterday, we hit the east side of the park , Yellowstone Canyon. We also were up to 8800' so we could see the caldera rim clearly. When this puppy blew 630,000 years ago it must have been quite an event. Finished the day with a country four piece band at the campground, a fine Thai dinner at Lighthouse Restaurant, and an evening thunderstorm. That's okay, we were done for the day and the Moose needed a bath. The wax job in June is long gone after 3,000 mile plus.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Yellowstone
We have moved to Yellowstone. Today was the primary geyser area at Old Faithful. The weather was too excellent, we are not getting any cloudy sunset pics. Guess we will have to settle for algae and bacteria in the hot pools.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Two Medicine
It cooled down to the low 60s today and was overcast so we went to Two Medicine. Lots of flowers and the waterfalls were great. Also got to see several moose and a very spry 80 year old professor from New Hampshire.
Many Glacier GNP
We spent a week exploring Glacier. By day seven we were hiked out and spent our last afternoon sitting in the woods at Swift Current Lake. The first sketch is Karen's and took 2.5 hrs. The photo is Keith's and took less than a second.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Avalanche Lake
Today was a drive across the top of Glacier (twice) and a four mile hike to Avalanche Lake. A beautiful day (49-75F). The rangers were busy at Avalanche looking for a hiker last seen five days ago. He was alone and there is a bear and cat in the area. Due to construction, I was able to drive from Logan Pass to the loop this morning with zero traffic. We enjoyed 10mph and several stops with no people. The 1,000' drop was magificent.
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