October 11, 2013
Waking up in the desert on my birthday was special, but being able to ride out of our campsite with direct access to fifty miles of single track is even better. We got to an early start, but only after a large potatoes/onions/eggs and bacon breakfast, complete with coffee filtered through a paper towel (broken […]
October 11, 2013
Amira and I spend a few days in Steamboat, Colorado visiting our good friend Buddy who moved out to steamboat a few years ago from Vermont. We went to the strawberry park hot springs, had some great breakfasts, and watched the Bronco’s beat the Cowboys at Carls Tavern. We also conquered the ‘Devils Triangle’ as […]
October 11, 2013
After a whirlwind tour of Yellowstone, we cruised down to Jackson to stay with Matt Lovely for a few days. We went out with Matt and some friends to a natural hot spring near a waterfall. The location required us to cross a very cold river that was about two feet deep and forty feet […]
October 10, 2013
The “Lewis and Clark” Caverns are located in southeastern Jefferson County, Montana. South of Three Forks and west of Bozeman. The namesake for the caverns was granted by President Theodore Roosevelt even though Louis and Clark and not discovered them. They did however pass through the area, documenting and sketching mineral rich areas of Montana. […]
October 2, 2013
It was a rainy, dreary day when we approached the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park. We unknowingly arrived just hours before the government shutdown was announced to occur at midnight, an action which would directly affect many national parks around the country. Apparently congress feels that the first order of action in cutting […]
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