Bridger Teton National Forest: In Which the Author Leaves the Bridger-Teton National Forest

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August 14th 2009

Published: August 14th 2009

In Which the Author Leaves the Bridger-Tetons National Forest Thursday, August 13, 2009, 11:00 a.m. Leaving Jackson, Wy. yesterday, having gotten water (I’m using about 4-5 gallons a day, just for cooking, drinking, washing hands, etc.), PBRs, gasoline ($2.47—not bad), posting yesterday’s blog entry, gotten batteries and postcards (my one souvenir weakness), checked into the Vis... Read Full Entry

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Dave P/Green Elvis

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Possessing both intellect and carelessness, Dave is a college teacher from Chicago, Illinois. During the "teaching summer break" of 2009, beginning on July 25th and ending August 31, 2009, Dave left Chicago, Illinois in a 1997 Toyota Tacoma pick-up truck, accompanied by his dog, Sophie, in a cross-country "loop" driving trek from Chicago, Illinois to Utah, taking the "southern northern" route across the country (through southern South Dakota and Northern Wyoming). This 38-day driving trip includes details of 5 National Parks, and many more National Forests. A ten... full info

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14th August 2009

Dan Nixon
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Thanks Dave for the pix and informative wilderness writings. It must be difficult to keep all of this coming. Yeah, Evel was great wasn't he? No fear whatsoever. I did in fact own an Evel metal lunchbox as a young lad myself. Keep up the saga. Take care

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