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The spot. Our spot. Our comfy spot. We all have them. Certain spots that we claim as our own. Even Sheldon from “The Big Bang Theory” refuses to sit anywhere other than “his spot.” While visiting Yellowstone National Park some weeks back, I was fortunate enough to get a close up of a beast claiming “his spot” – his comfy . . . → Read More: Wait – That’s MY Spot!  Comments are closed  Sunday Snapshots, Under the Big Sky  images of buffalo, The American Bison, Yellowstone National Park We live one hour from the north gate of Yellowstone National Park. Close enough to make day trips, yet we rarely do. This weekend however, since Sexy Hubby needed to be in Jackson, Wyoming for work, we thought what a great opportunity to drive through not only Yellowstone Park, but also Grand Teton National Park, in route . . . → Read More: Sunday Snapshots 3 comments - (Comments are closed) Sunday Snapshots, Under the Big Sky colter bay at Jackson Lake, Grizzly bears, sow with yearling cubs, Yellowstone National Park It occurred to me that after our visit to the rustic cemetery of Tinker’s Hill, I left you – my gentle readers – hanging in the lurch. Sadly, this isn’t the first time I’ve done such a dastardly thing (and by the way my memory functions, it may not be the last.) After our visit to Tinker’s . . . → Read More: A Visit to The Mammoth Terraces 4 comments - (Comments are closed) Coffee, Tea, Travel, Under the Big Sky Mammoth Terraces, Wyoming Visit, Yellowstone National Park To follow up with my story that didn’t win the Real Simple Essay Contest, here are a few photos from that summer. The summer of 2003. The summer we fell in love with Montana. And Wyoming. And Yellowstone Park and Grand Teton Park, and the authentic west. It also serves as a handy reminder that summer is looming out there. Somewhere. . . . → Read More: Summer of {Montana} Love Members of my household strongly believe in the second amendment. And do they ever have the equipment to back up that belief. (I’ve lost count, but am told we could each bear more arms than our arms could bear!) Regardless, hunting season is the Holy Grail and “Opening Day” of rifle season is marked with much pomp . . . → Read More: A Game Warden, A Park Ranger and A Teachable Moment 6 comments - (Comments are closed) Sexy Hubby, Under the Big Sky deer hunting, Game warden, Grizzly bears, opening day, Park Ranger, Where to hunt in Montana, Yellowstone National Park I have shared before how much I adore Yellowstone National Park. I do. I just adore it. And I am so thankful that we live within driving distance to enjoy the vistas, the wildlife, and the geothermal features. One of my favorite past-times is visiting Boiling River – and the beauty of this attraction, you can do it . . . → Read More: Boiling River, Yellowstone Park 2 comments - (Comments are closed) Coffee, Tea, Travel, Under the Big Sky Boiling River, Gardner River, Geysers, Mammoth Elk Herd, My favorite things, Natural wonders, Yellowstone National Park Last August, Sexy Hubby and I spent our 16th wedding anniversary at our favorite local spot for R & R & R (rest, relaxation and romance) – Chico Hot Springs – for a soak and dinner. The following day we took a cruise through the Beartooth Mountains for some of the BEST local sight-seeing, just outside the . . . → Read More: Anniversary Rewind ~ Summer of Love 2009 Not exactly the cleanest car around Have you seen the video of the recent bison attacking a tourist in Yellowstone? Have you heard any of the back story? As a huge Yellowstone Park fan (I even support the park with special license plates) I am appalled at the level of stupidity of some people. (I included . . . → Read More: Yellowstone and its Inhabitants  |
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