It's that time of the year when we start planning our summer camping trips. We are a little more than an hour from the gates of Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks but we've never actually camped inside the borders of the parks themselves and I don't think we ever will. Why? Well, last July …
We love road tripping in winter, especially in our little sports car we've affectionally named Gunther. He's German, which means he was made for these curvy mountain roads, and as long as they are relatively free from ice and snow, he loves to take us over the mountain to see what we can find. We …
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I know I've mentioned it before a few times (and probably will again!) but around here, at just about every turn, there is a view that looks like a Bob Ross painting! Especially on the way to Jackson which is about an hour from our place, over the Tetons and through some of the most …
We took a short trip up to Moran, Wyoming and back today, hoping to see the bull elk since it's their mating season. Now is the time to get the best pictures of both them and the changing fall colors which have just started up in the higher elevations. We didn't see any elk but …
Chances are you've seen a picture of the famous barn in Grand Teton National Park. Or maybe you've been to see it in person and have your own photos of it. It's dubbed as the "most photographed barn in the world" and the back story behind it is fascinating. T.A. Moulton was a homesteader whose …
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