My Most Awesome Yellowstone Trip

[bigrc]

guess you should have visited jackson hole side of the tetons, and saw the milliondollar cowboy bar and steak house, as it is size that matters. sincerely i am bigrc

 

[DarrellP]

guess you should have visited jackson hole side of the tetons, and saw the milliondollar cowboy bar and steak house, as it is size that matters. sincerely i am bigrc

We did get down to Jackson, but only had time for dinner and a movie.

 

[stevelite]

Let's see some of your picture r picture of two of you together.

 

[DarrellP]

Let's see some of your picture r picture of two of you together.

If you insist! We tried getting some pics together, but several shots didn't turn out.

 

[MikeI]

Our family has friends in the Star Valley (about 50 miles South of Jackson and 100 south of Yellowstone). We all spent the 3rd week in September all around there. Drove 14 1/2 hours from Orange, California to Star Valley on Saturday, Sept 17th. On Sunday, drove around Star Valley and went hiking up this river where the last time I was there in '98 was completely covered in snow in July. Ate at Bubba's in Jackson with more friends on Monday morning and then visited the Grand Teton's (love that 1-way road construction on the main hwy) and hiked on one of the trails about 7 miles roundtrip by Jenny Lake. Watched the 2 Monday night games at a hotel and did some shopping in Jackson on Monday night. On Tuesday, my brother and I drove up to Yellowstone for the day. Left at 6:20 from Star Valley, got inside the park right at 8, got to Old Faithful right at 9:30 went it started geysering. Walked around afterwards with buffalo on the various trails. Then we drove around clockwise around the whole outer rim. Stopped at various places. Saw elk, deer, moose and lots more buffalo. A car flipped over on the highway going South above the stop where the rocks are yellow. We waited until that was cleared which took about a 1/2 hour. Stopped and ate in Jackson that evening. Fishing took up most of Wednesday in the Star Valley. Thursday was the tram ride up the hill at Teton Village and the float ride down the Snake River which took up 2 1/2 wonderful hours in the afternoon that started and finished in Moose, Wyoming. Friday, visited Jackson for most of the day where lunch was at the Cowboy Bar. Drove back home on Saturday with a pit stop at the Bryce National Park in Utah and spent the night in some busy town in South Utah and then drove through Vegas and home on Sunday the 25th.

 

[DarrellP]

Stormy, stormy Coast

This past weekend, we were off to the Coast at Depoe Bay, OR. We knew the weather was going to be foul, what a great time to catch some awesome waves crashing and treacherous water! Our room faced the ocean right on the cliff, here's some pics;

 

[JamesJ]

oops I crapped my pants.....

this one freaked me out, its late and didnt expect to see that face in the background! I think you did this on purpose! lol

 

[bigrc]

why are we losing the battle on people here illigal? none of them are from outter space. soon there will be no real american left except on indain casinos. we don't have bush problem we have leadship period problem those guys that have been there for more than five years in washington. the tax and spend boys that people of party keep sending them black as long as they keep linning those good ole boys pockets back home. yes a country of laws but whose laws why do we need more and more laws for less and less freedom. the kings of propaganda leaders of both party's and at every level/ have a good one bigrc

 

[DarrellP]

this one freaked me out, its late and didnt expect to see that face in the background! I think you did this on purpose! lol

That was taken at the Waxworks museum in Newport, OR. I thought it was pretty cool.