Yellowstone Trip

• It has been five years since Kim and I did a road trip for vacation and for some reason, we agreed that we would not go back to Alaska (I think people where talking about us moving there) we headed west to Yellowstone Park and any road that looked interesting. And yes, we did take more then three photos on the trip somewhere in the area of 600! The highlighted ones are on this link. http://picasaweb.google.com/ted.narveson
  
  Not to bore you with all the details and every stop along the way but here is a run down of the past eight days.
  Minnetonka to Bismark ND first night out, not a bad city.
  Bismark to Big Sky MT, who ever said that Nebraska was flat never drove accross Montana, once was enough for us!
  Big Sky Mt was home base for use in the mountains about 45 miles north of Yellowstone park or about the time it takes you to enjoy your daily cup of coffee.
  
  
  Yellowstone Park was everything and then some. We picked the right time of year to go, as we had the park to ourselves and the tour group from Japan that kept following us! We spent four days in the park and still did not see everything. I could go on and on about what we did and what we saw, but I won't. It is to hard to discribe the size of the park in HUGE! If you go, read all you can about it, watch any tv show about it and when you get their you will still be amazed by it.
  
  Since vacations do not last forever, it was time to pack it up and head east. Since there was no way we where going to drive through Montana again! we headed to the Blackhills of South Dakota. What a trip that day, Big Sky MT - North gate of Yellowstone Park- Dead Indain Pass-Cody WY-Deadwood South Dakota. Thanks Deadwood for the extra cash! Then a day of re-exploring the Blackhills. After that, it was time to go home.
  
  So after eight days, seven states, five mountain ranges,3300 miles, rain, snow, wind and sun. We had a great time. So check out the link to our photos and next weekend I will add some more.