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Travel Forum / Travel Types / RV Travel / September 2004Yellowstone vacation pictures
Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and we sure had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our last day there... Here's some Yellowstone pictures, ENJOY! Deano http://community.webshots.com/album/189796362UtZWLL > Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and we > sure had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our last [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://community.webshots.com/album/189796362UtZWLL Great photos, Deano. I really like the one you marked "Coolest". Great colors and composition. Where was it taken (in the park, nearby?)? Thanks, Kevin W. Miller It was taken from "Artist Point" inside yellowstone. (Lower Yellowstone Falls) I don't have the map in front of me but it's in the northeast side of Yellowstone and a short hike from a parking lot. Beautiful area and the clouds were kind of rolling in and out so every few minutes the scenery would change. Amazing really. Deano >> Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and we >> sure had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our last [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Thanks, > Kevin W. Miller > > Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and we > > sure had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our last [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Great photos, Deano. I really like the one you marked "Coolest". Great > colors and composition. Where was it taken (in the park, nearby?)? Is that shot the Morning Glory pool? Great photos.  SignatureJon JPinOH poke the "i" out to reply > Is that shot the Morning Glory pool? > Great photos. Not sure, we weren't even thinking at the time and didn't take note of what the different pools were called. Deano >Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and we sure >had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our last day there... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >http://community.webshots.com/album/189796362UtZWLL Deano! The photos are wonderful, they look so professional! Thanks for reminding me how beautiful yellowstone is. You did get to Teton NP too didn't you? Hunter http://members.aol.com/ILuvBrady/summer2004.htm "Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "...holy sh.t...what a ride!" "HHamp5246" <hhamp5246@aol.comnojunk> wrote in message > The photos are wonderful, they look so professional! > Thanks for reminding me how beautiful yellowstone is. > > You did get to Teton NP too didn't you? > > Hunter > http://members.aol.com/ILuvBrady/summer2004.htm Thank you, we really had a wonderful time but we didn't make it to the Tetons this trip. We were there a few years ago and will make that trip again someday. We travelled west and spent a night at Craters of the Moon Nat'l Park in Idaho. What a cool park and yes, like camping on the moon. Miles and miles of old lava flow and volcano slag. Plus it was clear at night which also made for some great star pictures. I don't have any of them posted yet. Deano > Deano! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Hunter You might enjoy the photos we brought back from Yellowstone and the Tetons. They are part of my 2004 journal. Here's the shortcut to the Wyoming page: http://sky.prohosting.com/chainkb/2004-1/L03.htm SignatureCarl A. in FL Enjoy photo-journals of my travels at http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/index.htm >You might enjoy the photos we brought back from Yellowstone and the Tetons. Carl, Gorgeous shots....... I confess, my camera didn't take such nice shots so I grabbed some of yours for my folder. (c: I'm using one as my desktop. Thanks so much. I may have to go back there next summer. BTW, I like the KOA at Teton Village. Did you drive the back road to Moose? i guess not or you'd have moose photos... In 2000 the KOA was 35.00 a night, the most I had paid up until then. Hunter http://members.aol.com/ILuvBrady/summer2004.htm "Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "...holy sh.t...what a ride!" > >You might enjoy the photos we brought back from Yellowstone and the Tetons. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I'm using one as my desktop. The photos I uploaded have been reduced in size. I'll be glad to burn you a CD with the full-sized photos. > BTW, I like the KOA at Teton Village. Did you drive the back road to Moose? i > guess not or you'd have moose photos... > > In 2000 the KOA was 35.00 a night, the most I had paid up until then. I stayed at the Teton Village KOA primarily because of the thumbs up report in your journal. I thought they were very pricey and the sites were very small. The bathhouse was quite crowded. I did drive the back road from Moose Junction to Jackson Hole. Didn't see any mooses. Previously I have stayed several times at the NPS campground in Gross Ventre. In 1999 we have a moose cow and her calf visit our campsite: http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/1999-3/a06.htm SignatureCarl A. in FL Enjoy photo-journals of my travels at http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/index.htm >The photos I uploaded have been reduced in size. I'll be glad to burn you a >CD >with the full-sized photos.> Thanks but they are full sized on my little screen, or close enough. >I stayed at the Teton Village KOA primarily because of the thumbs up report in your journal. I thought they were very pricey and the sites were very small.> )c: Well, now I feel bad..... I don't think anything is much cheaper in that neck of the woods. >The bathhouse was quite crowded.> I bring my own shower so I never go in the public bathhouses. >I did drive the back road from Moose Junction to Jackson Hole. Didn't see any mooses.> Not sure that's the same drive. It's the gravel winding road from Teton Village to Moose. The roadside is mostly swamps with the mountains in the background.....every time I took it I saw moosies and babies..... but I was there in early June, if that matters. Did you see the "Log" trailer at the trailer park next door? The one with Elvis looking out the window? Wasn't the floor in the Albertsons wonderful? Did you go to the Chinese Buffet in town? delish. >Previously I have stayed several times at the NPS campground in Gross Ventre. >In 1999 we have a moose cow and her calf visit our campsite: >http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/1999-3/a06.htm> Arten't they fabulous! Are you evacuating for Jeanne? Hunter, in Elko GA til the storms are history http://members.aol.com/ILuvBrady/summer2004.htm "Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "...holy sh.t...what a ride!" >>The photos I uploaded have been reduced in size. I'll be glad to burn you a >>CD [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > )c: Well, now I feel bad..... I don't think anything is much cheaper in that > neck of the woods. Don't. KOAs aren't known for generous size of sites. > Not sure that's the same drive. It's the gravel winding road from Teton > Village to Moose. The roadside is mostly swamps with the mountains in the > background.....every time I took it I saw moosies and babies..... but I was > there in early June, if that matters. It's the same (and one and only) back road to Teton Village. Most of it is paved now. Narrow and winding, I trust you followed the advice and didn't drag your trailer on it. > Did you see the "Log" trailer at the trailer park next door? The one with > Elvis looking out the window? As far as I noticed, Teton Village KOA is the only campground left in that area. > Wasn't the floor in the Albertsons wonderful? They have relocated the Albertson, about a mile west of where it used to be. > Did you go to the Chinese Buffet in town? delish. Not my kind of food, and I'm glad the ladies didn't know about it. ;-) > Are you evacuating for Jeanne? Antje and the poodles are evacuating to the La Quinta motel near the airport. I'm going to stay. We are only a couple of hundred yards away from the beach, but Key Biscayne is well south of the predicted landfall area. Have hurricane shutters on all windows, and parked the van next to a wall. Will report tomorrow or whenever. SignatureCarl A. in FL Enjoy photo-journals of my travels at http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/index.htm >. In >1999 we have a moose cow and her calf visit our campsite: >http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/1999-3/a06.htm Carl, What are those metal "Tracks" in the moose picture? Hunter http://members.aol.com/ILuvBrady/summer2004.htm "Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "...holy sh.t...what a ride!" > >. In >>1999 we have a moose cow and her calf visit our campsite: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Hunter > http://members.aol.com/ILuvBrady/summer2004.htm We had a site that adjoins the amphitheater. Thos are the benches. SignatureCarl A. in FL Enjoy photo-journals of my travels at http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/index.htm > You might enjoy the photos we brought back from Yellowstone and the > Tetons. They are part of my 2004 journal. Here's the shortcut to the > Wyoming page: > http://sky.prohosting.com/chainkb/2004-1/L03.htm Great pictures Carl. Looks like you took a picture of the same canyon that the Yellowstone Falls flows into but I didn't see any waterfall picture Were you on the upper falls side by any chance?. Also, what month were you there? Looks like nice weather. Deano >> You might enjoy the photos we brought back from Yellowstone and the Tetons. >> They are part of my 2004 journal. Here's the shortcut to the Wyoming page: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Deano We were there in early August. Great weather. Park extremely crowded. Don't remember from where we took the shots - certainly no vista point that required a major hike. SignatureCarl A. in FL Enjoy photo-journals of my travels at http://sky.prohosting.com/chainfl/index.htm > Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and we sure > had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our last day there... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://community.webshots.com/album/189796362UtZWLL We also just got back from Yellowstone, 9/20-9/23. It was getting a little cold, but I'm glad the weather channel didn't scare us off. I'm enveous of the bear pictures, didn't see any bears. The sound of the bull elks in the morning is something I'll never forget. >> Got back from our Yellowstone RV vacation (Directly to PNWCO8) and >> we sure had fun. Winter was arriving, as it was snowing on us our [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > enveous of the bear pictures, didn't see any bears. The sound of the > bull elks in the morning is something I'll never forget. You can make a cheap Elk call in about 1 minutes. Hit the Home Depot or Lowe's and pick up an accordian style toilet riser tube. The riser tube is the small pipe that connects the valve to the bottom of the toilet. It MUST be an accordian style that bends easily. Carefully bend the tube in a full circle. Blow gently through the pipe. Don't blow like a trumpet. Blow like it was a straw. With a little practice you will sound like an amorous Bull Elk. -- Dave Thompson |
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