Thursday, June 24, 2010

Funny Wildlife at Yellowstone (Pictures by Jani)

The very dramatic chipmunk.
The elusive Addy Moose in her natural habitat.
This was the smallest pile of elk droppings in the area where we had our picnic lunch. Hopefully you are not eating while viewing the blog.

More pictures from Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons will follow later.

The Sign at the North Entrance to Yellowstone

No really, this sign says what you think it says. It makes you wonder what some visitors have done to some of the animals.

Some Pictures from Yellowstone and The Grand Tetons

This picture is from the Grand Tetons.



The three pictures above are from Yellowstone. Further pictures and video will follow, but the Wednesday and Thursday have been long days. Look for additional updates over the weekend.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Dinner at Applebee's in Bozeman

Everyone enjoying dinner at Applebee's in Bozeman.
As a side note we actually had a 4-5 year old little boy at the table across from us drop the F Bomb at dinner. Apparently his sister ate something off his plate, and he flipped out and dropped the F word out loud. Very "Christmas Story" moment. His mother looked like she was going to choke the kid out.

It looks like we got one upped for the "Jerry Springer Show".

Tuesday Travel in Montana

Today was another travel day before we get to Yellowstone. Since Monday was such a long day we only made the drive from Missoula, Montana to Bozeman, Montana. Tomorrow we are heading to Yellowstone and The Grand Tetons!

This is a picture out the window of the truck from the awesome cloud cover in Montana.

It's windy in Montana, but Addy loves running around at the rest stops.

Lauren in the car enjoying the scenery and quiet children.

Update from Monday Travel

These are some pictures from the trip from Tacoma, Washington to Missoula, Montana on Monday.

This was the bathroom stop in rural Washington. We need to bottle and sell the fragrance.

This was the picnic lunch at the rest stop in Washington. The wind was really blowing, so we ended up feeding a few crows as well.

Steve is really having a good time on the trip.


The clouds were really low in the panhandle of Idaho.

We missed the welcome to Montana sign on I-90. This is from the rest stop right inside the border. This will have to do.

We will try and blog from Yellowstone over the next few days.

Monday, June 21, 2010

from now on

Waymond and Leigh are home and back to work. So from today on Jani, Lauren & Ryan will be keeping up the blog. I'm sure Steve will be contributing as well!

Leigh might add a few more videos from the first leg of the trip!