The mountains are calling and I must go. -John Muir
While Larry was in Portland in late September, I took a solo trip to Yellowstone and Teton National Parks. The clouds were fantastic.
Back road into Mack’s Inn, Idaho.
I stayed at the Madison campground in Yellowstone Park. The elk were bugling in the adjoining field.
Yellowstone Park is full of strange and beautiful things . . .
Old Faithful erupts about 20 times each day, average height 130-140 feet, eruption time is between 1 and 1.5 minutes, water temperature about 204 degrees.
Watching Old Faithful made me vow to TURN OFF MY PHONE. Nobody was directly watching Old Faithful but instead viewed it through their screens. I wasn’t watching the geyser either–instead, I watched my fellow tourists watch their phones.
From Yellowstone Park, I drove south into Teton National Park. The clouds came along for the ride.
Mormon Row, in Teton National Park: Mormon settlers arrived in 1890 and built a thriving farming/ranching community. Many original buildings remain.
Moby Goes 
Awesome picts Banana!
Good thing you didn’t wander off the path to look for places to “soak”
Very Nice fellow Sportsmobilers, keep on traveling. Greetings from Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Cheers,
Yani
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Happy Thanksgiving to u Larry and family. Love, Dad and Mom 😁😁
that was one big elk—Gary
Wow! Amazing photos, as always. Are they taken with your cell phone?
^^Sorry, Janene – I’m used to commenting in Facebookland; it’s from Patrick McJunkin.
Hi Patrick– I use a Canon PowerShot G-15 and then do a little editing in iPhoto.
Nice post
Thanks for the great pictures. We are doing good. Love, Dad and Mom 😀😁