Yellowstone was great.
As Marcus often chimed from the back seat, “you can’t see that every
day”.
Lots of fountains, geyser, and
scenery to take in.
They were long days
as we tried to pack as much as we could see into our day and a half in the
park.
A countless number of steps, wait
that’s right my
Fitbit Flex
counted and it was 55,419 steps.
Cell access is pretty much non-existent in
Yellowstone, except when we drove through the major junctions or old
faithful.
We camped in the
Madison Campground.
Pretty crammed together sites
but it didn’t matter, we didn’t really camp we were out exploring and then came
back and slept like dead horses.
Each
evening we got in pretty late and it was raining so no campfires or anything, just
much needed sleep.
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| The Fam |
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| Eating peanut butter sandwiches out of the family truckster |
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| Hiking up to the elusive Mystic Falls |
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| Hiking down from (not) the Mystic Falls in a thunder storm |
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| Still in the thunder storm. |
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| Paint Pots |
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| Marcus posing in front of a pool |
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| Steamy |
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| Samus and the steamboat geyser. He knew all about it from school. |
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| More springs and geysers |
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| Becky explaining how the terraces were so much better when she was a kid. |
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| Grand Canyon of Yellowstone |
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| Lucas flipping the ring pop |
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| What goes down. |
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| Lower Falls |
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| Must come up. I almost died. |
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| Bec and Marc at the lower falls platform |
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| Sam chillin by a mud pot |
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| A little too close to buffalo |
Traveling with the Munschs fun fact: So far it’s rained
every day of our trip for at least a portion of the day.
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