Below was our route for today.
We woke up this morning in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. What a neat little town. We had breakfast at The Bunnery, but I was upset because they were already sold out of their popular biscuits and sausage gravy. Maybe next time I will get out of bed earlier. Considering I have driven over 2,100 miles already, Heather and the kids let me sleep in a little this morning. The rest was needed. Read more
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This Post Has 5 Comments
Randy Brunk
21 Jun 2010Hey Gang…oh, how my heart panged for Jackson Hole and Yellowstone…will be there just after the 4th of July myself. Got your phone message today. I had dropped my phone one to many times last week and it became useless. Just now got a new one today. Voice mail showed you called…sorry about that. Would have definitely suggested the Bunnery so you hit a good one. I grew up just past the airport. If you remember being on the flats going North…the road just after the end of the runway is where we turn in. We are about two miles down that road…it drops off into the Snake River Valley about a mile in. In winter, that flats area stays about 6 feet deep in show. Used to get my snow machine up to 70 miles an hour each day to reach my car parked at the highway. Fun memories. I am hugely impressed with your hikes. That high altitude hikin is tough. Kudos to the kids and to mom and dad. Wish I could be with you. God Bless. Randy
Grammy & Poppy Houseman
17 Jun 2010Hi guys, The pictures continue to be great. Who is that handsome young man that joined your trip. (Nice haircut, Trevor! and I also like your face!)You all look like you are having a great time. I love seeing you all in the different settings. Enjoy your adventure.
Sam Trego
17 Jun 2010Looks like you are having a great time. Be safe & and enjoy.
Todd Wichmann
17 Jun 2010Now you’re going to some of my favorite parts of the world – Teton Mountains and surrounding Yellowstone Park. Once again you should be fishing, but I forgive you. The three peaks of the Teton Mountains were named for the french word for “Teton.” Do you know what it means? Look it upÖ I’m enjoying reading your daily adventures!
Maxine McCracken
17 Jun 2010Hi It is so nice reading all about where you are and the things you are seeing. The pictures are great of you, Heather, and the kids too. I THINK I am enjoying them more because you write about where you are and then see the pictures. It is really great, like I am traveling right along with you. lOVE, MOM