Yellowstone Continued

Of course one of the first things we had to do was visit Old Faithful.  We gathered with the crowds and of course, right on schedule, the show began. It's quite unlike anything else.  The whole geyser basin is impressive, but Old Faithful is the star of the show.

Jim enjoying the view above the river.

Gibbon Falls

In addition to mountains, rivers, and forests, there are beautiful, expansive meadows in the park.

And often, you'll find elk or buffalo there!

This guy had a harem of about 15 females with him!

We had a hitchhiker who wanted to go home with us. We told the raven, Nevermore!

We met Doug, son of our friends Bill and Katie, in Big Sky, Montana, and got a look at his beautiful work environment.  Then we had to check out the Lone Peak Brew Pub.  Good food, good company.

Leaving Yellowstone, we're finally heading east on our way home. But of course we couldn't pass up the sights in the Black Hills.  Check in tomorrow for a look at that area.