We are originally from Texas. We have been fulltime RV'ers since we retired in 2003 and want to share our adventures as we travel across this beautiful USA.
On Saturday, we took a day trip through Hayden Valley, but it was pretty quiet. Last year in June, it was full of animals. On to Fishing Bridge where we saw white pelicans and then to West Thumb Geyser Basin. We saw our first Snowshoe Hare. Their hind feet are huge! The springs were beautiful!
On Sunday, it rained on and off. We cleaned up and relaxed some.
Today we drove from the west entrance towards Norris and then Canyon and Tower Falls and then to Lamar Valley and the northeast entrance. We saw lots of bison and elk, one elk close up with antlers, a coyote, some pronghorn, some long-horned sheep, a marmot, a rabbit, some deer and a bald eagle sitting near it's nest. We also saw an osprey nest, but the sun was setting and I couldn't get a picture.
It was beautiful when we drove over Mt. Washburn and you could just see forever! Here are some of today's highlights. Click on them to enlarge.
Today we moved the motorhome from Yellowstone to Gallatin National Forest-Bakers Hole CG just north of West Yellowstone, MT. It's a great campground with electric hookups.
We drove through Yellowstone from the west side up to Mammoth Hot Springs. We saw a wonderful group of bison with several young ones.
This one is so cute!!
We saw a lot of Bison and a lot of Elk and one Coyote.
After several days in Estes Park, CO, we headed north towards Yellowstone. The campground that we wanted to stay in has not opened yet, so we came to Grand Tetons Nat'l Park first. We are at Gros Ventre campground. So far, we have seen bison, and moose! Here are some photos taken along the way in Wyoming.
We retired in 2003, sold our house and started traveling in our motorhome. We winter in Arizona and travel in the summer. Currently, we have a 45' 2002 Beaver Solitaire.
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