Yellowstone - 27 to 31 July 2009 (days 94 to 98)

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August 20th 2009

Published: August 25th 2009

We left Billings (Montana) early morning and decided to enter through the Northeast Entrance and take the scenic way to Yellowstone instead of the busy interstate. We made our way through a town called Red Lodge and as soon as we started climbing we experienced dramatic changes in the weather, something Yellowstone is famous for. The N-E entrance is at 2 245 meters and the peaks surrounding it can... Read Full Entry

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Benoit and Robson

Ben and Robson

We are a couple, Benoit and Robson who decided to tour the world for 1 year. This blog was to keep contact with family and friends. Our trip started in April 2009 and we came back home in April 2010. From London we headed east with Istanbul as our first stop. Six months later, in October 2009 we ended up in Brazil where we stayed till April 2010. We mainly stayed in the state of Santa Catarina where Robson's family lives. We however mangaged to travel quite a bit as well, to the North, the Amazon, Curitiba, Rioa Grande do Sul and ... we went to Rio and participated i... full info

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25th August 2009

Steve
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Yellowstone in winter
Sounds like a wonderful trip. I'm jealous. It's been almost 8 years since I was there last. We also snow-shoed through the Tetons in February. Found this link for a cool trip with a great organization to Yellowstone in winter that would be a unique way to see the park: http://www.amnhexpeditions.org/expeditions/show/49

27th August 2009

Jenny King
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Hello!! Thank you for the postcards!!
Hi to you both, I did receive your postcard from Malaysia and have been addicted to your blog ever since to keep up with your travels (I did send an email to let you know but it must have gone astray). I am loving your descriptions and also your photos - they really capture what you are experiencing. Now your in America and visiting a few places I have been its really nice to revisit them with you, but I have especially enjoyed reading about your experiences in the (many!) places you have travelled that I haven't been to. Its an amazing trip of a lifetime and its great that you are meeting some lovely people along the way. Missed you Robson at the end of the course - its all done now and so far I seem to have passed so at least the stress counted for something - i'll still never know how you finished it all before you left. thanks again so much for giving me the blog details - its saved to my favourites bookmark! Take care guys and have fun, I look forward to haering about the next stop! love Jen xx

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