Earthquake Lake with Carol, Lee & Jerry

Today we headed to Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park.

Along the way, Marlon pointed out to Carol, Lee & Jerry some of the destruction that occurred 50 years ago that resulted in the formation of Earthquake Lake.

Carol was so startled with the destruction Marlon had to hold her upright.

Her toenails turned a purplish pink.

Doorless outhouse anyone?

Please don't eat the daisies...

Okay, they are NOT daisies.

Some airplanes flew in formation near the Earthquake Lake Visitor Center.

Right...

A drive to the top of the visitor center parking area provides a beautiful view of the Madison Valley.

For more pictures, click here pictures 51-64 and 120-145.

To be continued...

Yellowstone Park with Carol, Lee & Jerry Part 1

Carol, Lee and Jerry came to visit for a few days.

On their first visit to the park, they enjoyed the Fountain Paint Pots.

They viewed a little eruption of Clepsydra Geyser in the Lower Geyser Basin.

Do these people look like they are staying the required 25 yards from this bison?

Thermal runoff is always an awesome view.

Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest of Yellowstone's many colorful hot springs.

Old Faithful was erupting as Carol, Lee & Jerry approached it.

For more pictures, click here pictures 1-50.

To be continued...

St. Anthony, Idaho and Ashford, Idaho's Frostop Drive-In

Today we visited Saint Anthony, Idaho. It is an old-fashioned small town with this roaring creek running through it.

We dined at Ashford, Idaho's long-standing Frostop Drive-In. Mmm-mmm-good. Have some fry sauce with that!

Here's our patio area now that summer is here.

And here's a picture of the front of our site.

Here's our prisoner.

He wouldn't talk.

For more pictures, click here .

To be continued...