Helen and I took a road trip up to Jackson Hole July 16 to see what it was about. We expected it to be an old western town like Tombstone, AZ. but it was only a commercialized version of an old west town. Many of the old buildings were still there and a lot of western history but it was too commercial. We took a few pictures and will post two or three. Jackson Hole, WY. is mentioned many times in western books and movies.
On the way back to camp we were traveling along the Snake river and saw lots of folks whitewater rafting. We took some pictures and some videos but we are unable to post the videos for some reason. If you can give us any advice as to how to post them we would appreciate the help. We are having a blast and enjoying life on the road.
At the time of this posting we have moved to Garden City, Utah. We went on a road trip to Logan, Utah today through an awesome canyon call of all things, Logan Canyon. We took pictures but they just don't show what we see with our eye. We are camped beside Bear Lake, a lake formed by an earthquake 1000s of years ago. It covers 70,000 acres and is very beautiful. It has sandy beaches just like the ocean. The weather here is nice, in the 80s in the day and 60s at night. The one picture is of a man surffing on the river rapids. The arch that Helen is standing under is made of Elk antlers. There is an arch at each side of the square in Jackson Hole.
