We arrived in Salt Lake City yesterday. This is our farthest point west. We will drive to Cove Fort tomorrow and then head toward Denver. Donna has to fly back home on June 30 to go back to work on July 1st. Then, Bobby and the kids will continue on their journey back east. It has been a wonderful trip so far. Yesterday, the kids got a little noisy in the back seat during a bad traffic time...things didn't go well. Other than that, we've been tolerating the drives and life together in the camper.
Again, Bobby and I want to thank everyone who made this trip possible. Our friends are working while we are gone, our supervisors allowed us to have the time off to spend together (we know during a highly desired vacation time), our family and neighbors are helping us with the house and cats..all things that needed to fall into place. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH! We love you all.
Try the link for the pictures...it should work...and remember the newest pictures are toward the bottom! Enjoy. P.S. We have not had signal for about a week. Not at Yellowstone, The Grand Tetons...but we have it now in Salt Lake City.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Monday, June 22, 2009
The Pits...
...as if the pits from the hail weren't enough.
We left Fishing Bridge Campground today (YEAH) and headed for Teton RV Park & Resort (not YEAH!) We had 3 nights booked for this place...and quickly canceled the second two nights. First of all, Fishing Bridge-the only park in Yellowstone with full RV hookups. We would not recommend staying there. It was very crowded, very busy, and not at all anything except a parking lot for anyone needing to spend the night in Yellowstone. As far as Yellowstone goes, if you are taking an RV to Yellowstone and want a place with a drain, water, and electric, you have no choice (besides the lodges). ...to be continued (maybe in the morning) I've been doing laundry for the last 4 hours and it is time to run back....I'll post this in case I don't have signal all the way back in campground...be back soon
We left Fishing Bridge Campground today (YEAH) and headed for Teton RV Park & Resort (not YEAH!) We had 3 nights booked for this place...and quickly canceled the second two nights. First of all, Fishing Bridge-the only park in Yellowstone with full RV hookups. We would not recommend staying there. It was very crowded, very busy, and not at all anything except a parking lot for anyone needing to spend the night in Yellowstone. As far as Yellowstone goes, if you are taking an RV to Yellowstone and want a place with a drain, water, and electric, you have no choice (besides the lodges). ...to be continued (maybe in the morning) I've been doing laundry for the last 4 hours and it is time to run back....I'll post this in case I don't have signal all the way back in campground...be back soon
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