My old stomping grounds.   Swing by the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson....big
doins on Sundays.   Don't camp at Bridge Bay in Yellowstone.   After a tree
was blown over some years back,  and it hurt some camper who sued, the Park
Service sawed em all down over a few inchs thick.  We called that camp
"Ground Zero".

..If you want a spectacular drive to a pretty neat little town, head
northeast out of Yellowstone from Cook City to Red Lodge over the Beartooth
pass.

..Or head over Sylvan Pass to Cody and visit the Museum there...one of the
best western museums around with lots of original Remington and Russel
sculptures and paintings...
  Don Hanson

On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 10:11 PM, David Bjorkman <ddbjorkman@verizon.net>wrote:

> Hi Volks,
>
> The wife and I are spending a couple days in Teton Village, Jackson,
> Wyoming and I got internet access.  Got here a day early even through we
> went through Nevada the long way.  No interstates until Battle
> Mountain.  Probably going way too fast, but it felt great.
>
> Ken in Utah got us straightened out on the best way to the Grand Tetons.
> They are amazing, but you can't drive through them, just beside them.  Did
> a hike up to Hidden Falls at Jenny Lake.  Good time of year to see
> waterfalls.  Off to Yellowstone tomorrow.  Seen a few Westys on the road
> and in campgrounds.  Be sure to wave if you see us.  I got a blue bag
> hanging out of the roof carrier.
>
> Dave and Diane
>
>
>