Yellowstone National Park

i’ve been, but i was a kid. i need to go again.

You’ll get a view like this one I took a pic of.

old faithful and i made a very strong connection.

Snowmobiling is the best!

The thing I remember most about Yellowstone is the car trouble we encountered. Fortunately, my family went with another family we’re close to.

We’d recently gotten the car serviced, so we couldn’t believe we were having trouble with it. Turned out it was coincidental that the battery gave out on that trip. Once we ascertained it was the battery, it was a “simple” matter of getting the car to Jackson, buying a new battery, and installing it.

I say simple because the car would die if it idled too long, and there was heavy construction along the route. I stayed at the lodge with the kids while my wife and our friend did the deed. They told us stories about how the ranger was very kind to them and helped them navigate the construction.

It wasn’t hard to keep the kids entertained. We walked the trails, enjoyed the scenery, and bonded some. And isn’t that the point of a family vacation?

I LOVE THIS PLACE SO MUCH TO DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Me & my bro stopped my here on our road trip from Michigan to Oregon. He was upset because it was nearly 400 miles of course in travelers time that is about 6 extra hours (in addition to our initial 32 hours & other detours I made us take :D). As soon as we got there we saw the mountains & a bison. Immediately then any doubt or regret i had considered passed. I loved it! It’s gorgeous. It was quite cold which got to my once michiganander skin but then nashvillian but I just threw on some extra layers & all was well. We only stayed for the day since I had to make it to Oregon in time for a new job. I definitely am camping there for a couple weeks when I decide to give up conventionality & live out of a backpack & tent. :) Highly recommend going. Oh and Old Faithful is a nice thing to do but don’t hold your breath in for the anticipation of excitement otherwise you might be a tad disappointed.

Waaayyy back in my Wyoming days.

I visited Yellowstone National Park for a couple of days last summer and it was completely amazing! When we first drove into the park we were greeted by buffalo, coyotes, there was wildlife everywhere! And then there was the thermal features. There were geysers, fumaroles, hot springs, and mud pots. My favorite place was called Artists Paint Pots and it was a collection of colored boiling mud completely made by the earth. I was so interested that i ended up doing a school project on it. I definitely recommend going to Yelowstone.

The first time I went to this place was today! It’s certainly beautiful! And kind of crowded…