We left Cody, Wyoming the home of "Buffalo Bill" and headed toward Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone was Amazing!! We saw so many Bison/Buffalo. They were so close we could almost touch them. We knew better than that because there were signs everywhere reminding us that they were in fact wild animals. We saw the most beautiful waterfall, it was picture perfect. We continued to travel around the park and couldn't help but notice all the damage the fires had caused. Most of the park had dead trees laying on the ground and burnt stubs standing up. The positive part was that there was plenty of new growth. If there are no more massive fires the park should develop nicely. We then came upon a road block created by four legged fuzzy grunting horny animals... a.k.a Bison/Buffalo. The cars were backed up 5-6 deep and the bison didn't care they just kept truckin down the street. We got some great close-ups on film. Next adventure was "Old Faithful" so we drove along. Just before we got there, we spotted some Elk and of course took some pictures. We then pulled up and parked in the lot and starting walking toward the site of Old Faithful. We noticed a sign on the way that talked about how to perdict when Old Faithful would go off, and basically you can't perdict it. As we approached Old Faithful, we noticed about 200 people gathered around as if they had been waiting awhile. We thought oh no, I wonder how long this is going to take. As luck would have it we walked up, pulled out our camera, and there she blew. It was so awesome!
Next, The Grand Teton National Park...The Tetons are super jagged and only accessible by helicopter. What an overwhelming site. Damian fell in love with the Tetons and I think he had visions of granduer and actually wants to snowboard them...as he said only if he gets way more advanced! I think that is one goal I can do with out.
Finally, our stopping point for the night Jackson, Wyoming. We stayed at the Jackson Hole Inn. What a cool little town. We had dinner and fell on our faces. We have a big driving day tomorrow...