Grand Teton National Park & Jackson, Wyoming

Our destination today was Grand Teton National Park and Jackson, Wyoming.

We drove through Yellowstone heading south through the park. On the way, we captured the steam coming off the geysers on a cool morning.

About 11 miles from the south entrance to Yellowstone, one will find Lewis Falls.

Grand Teton National Park is about 20 miles south of Yellowstone.

Enjoy some views of the Grand Tetons.

This is not a Grand Teton. It is a moose.

This is an arch made of antlers in the town park of Jackson.

This is a fence made with logs and skis.

On our way back, we took Teton Pass which travels through Driggs, Idaho. Driggs' Spud Drive-In Theatre was featured as one of the top 50 American roadside attractions by Time Magazine. Read about the drive-in here .

A bison in a precarious spot...

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To be continued...

Looking West of West Yellowstone

It's neat sometimes how the clouds can make the mountains in West Yellowstone look like something totally different. From this shot it looks like there is a volcano nearby.
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Breakfast at Nadene's and Visiting Johnny Sack Cabin

Our friend, Nadene, invited us over for breakfast near Henry's Lake. Nice view!!!

Fluffy wants to know what we are doing in her house.

Breakfast is served and it was good!!!

We walked down to the lake to look at all the wildflowers.

A view of Henry's Lake.

The trees out here almost come alive and talk to you.

Wild flowers are everywhere.

After breakfast, Nadene went to work. We and Candice headed over to the Johnny Sack cabin, since Candice has lived here four years and never been. This time the cabin was open for tours.

This cooked breakfast awhile ago.

This is the upstairs bedroom. For more history on the cabin, click here .

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To be continued...