
Signal Mountain in the Grand Tetons was a delightful campground, but we have reservations tonight in Yellowstone. Temps were a little cool when we awoke at 0630. The thermometer read 45 degrees. Contrast between the flat plains and upwelling of the mountains continues to amaze me. Mule Deer grazing in the field didn’t take any…

One last look at Fremont Lake before heading north. It was hard to believe there were only two other rigs in the entire campground. Home on the range echoed thorough my mind as we passed this “Open Range” sign. The fine print reads “Loose Cattle.” That woke us up, as we surely don’t want to…

05 June 2019 By 0730 we were packed and moving towards the exit at Dinosaur National Monument. Before leaving, we wanted to stop and check out the raft landing on the Green River. It turned out we weren’t alone. The Colorado River Exploring Expedition, under the leadership of John Wesley Powell, set of from this…

Today’s plan is to head Northwest in search of Dinosaur Bones. Beth bid the friendly alpacas goodbye before leaving the fun Harvest Hosts* farm. * If you are interested in joining Harvest Hosts, please click on this referral link to save 15% on your membership. We receive a small incentive. By 2:30 we were ready for a…

Monday morning we headed west, from Denver, towards the Rockies. Not far out of Denver we passed a bison herd on the south side of the road. Tunnels help avoid climbing over some of the steeper slopes. Our third crossing of the continental divide is over Vail Pass. By 1030 we reached the Georgetown Visitor’s…

Magpies don’t inhabit the eastern states, so we are fascinated by these loud and active birds. Related to Jays and Crows, these gregarious, showy, fliers are omnivores who don’t appear to have a fear of humans. Beth has wanted me to get a photo of one for a while, and this Black Billed Magpie cooperated. While we…