Geo: 45.2855, -111.306This morning we woke up tarped in from the afternoon rain. It never did rain again, but the wrap up did provide a humid environment. We packed up the camp early then made our way to coffee and breakfast bisquit at the local Conoco Station. Delicioso! Then to Moonlight Corral for riding time. We had a great scenic ride through the mountains. A marmot and chipmunks were about the only wildlife seen. Apparently wolves came through recently and scared the wildlife back into the woods. Big sky sounds like an awesome place to ski, based on the locals reports. We checked out the lodge then headed down to lunch at the Wrap Shack.Limited on money and activity, we ditched Big Sky for Mammoth Springs. I have been neglectful describing the sites at Yellowstone. That's ... read more

Geo: 45.2855, -111.306Today, Saturday, started out like any other normal day for two weary travelers sleeping at random campsites. Well actually, our Japanese camp neighbors from Orlando woke us at 4:30 am as they were leaving camp for God only knows where. Besides that, I must say, since I purchased a new $20 sleeping bag at Kmart, I have been quite comfortable during these freezing nights. I packed up the camp early so we could hit the road. Alex was not up for the early part so he remained in the tent until I dragged him out in his sleeping bag. All that remained of the camp was Alex on the ground snug in his mummy bag refusing to get out. Once on the road, we headed out of Yellowstone towards the town of Ennis. Along ... read more

Geo: 43.4796, -110.762So, we have not had much luck with Internet access so I haven't been able to upload the daily reports. Thank goodness for tarps. We spent another dry night in the Stover Motel thanks to our trusty tarp. Once the boy was shaken awake we drove to a small nearby town named Kelly. There we met this really nice guy that owned a small restaurant / store. Come to find out he is one of those guys that hikes up the mountains and skies the steep runs that no one ever sees. He rattled off names of his local buddies who are in the ski movies. The have a countdown to winter updated daily. It was great to see such passion for a sport. After breakfast we headed to Jenny Lake and took a ... read more

Geo: 43.4796, -110.762I am a day late writing this entry, so I will be making this quick as Alex wants to go four wheeling. We spent the night, I think night 5, and managed have another free nigh in the tent. It was another cold night, but I think we are now getting used to it. We talked to someone who said it just snowed in Yellowstone. After packing up the Jeep, we went to the incredible town of Jackson Hole for a shower. For $12.50 we were able to shower at the local rec center. Clean and ready to go, we had the best breakfast burrito. The town square is awesome and looks like a wild west town. We went to the local visitor center and planned the next couple days. Things to look forward ... read more

Geo: 41.7794, -110.539To our fellow blog followers- So today was quite interesting, I woke up and noticed that my air mattress was half empty(notice I did not use half full) and i have a little feeling in my gut that I got sabotaged. I am not going to name any names but their is only one person with me. So after fully getting up with a sore back and a dry mouth we started to pack up and say goodbye to our 200 yard away neighbors and we set off on our four hour drive to Diamondville Wyoming. On the drive there we saw some cows, deer, and a few Buttes. Once we got to Diamondville we started to look for the Fossil Safari fossilized fish finding place and got lost and started to drive in ... read more