Grand Teton National Park!

Three days in Grand Teton National Park did not disappoint!  Our drive from Ashton, ID was beautiful through lush green fields that took us to Teton Pass at an elevation of 8,432’ into Jackson Hole, WY.  After a short walk around the town we headed to the entrance of the national park.   Throughout our exploring we encountered all types of wildlife. Have you ever wondered how the park rangers show up so quickly when animals are visible from the road?  Most of the animals that frequent populated areas are “chipped” and “tracked” ; when an animal is getting close…

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So much to report, so little bandwidth!

We are on the move again!  So many packed days and very little bandwidth/internet to upload videos…but don’t worry, they are coming!  Just before we left Heber City Utah on Saturday we spent Friday morning fly fishing on the Provo River with our guide, Todd Kramer from Fish Heads Fly Shop!  What a morning.  We met Todd at 6am to beat the heat…after a short walk to the river the fun began.  We started hooking brown trout (Carol landed one) and then we hooked the wild rainbows!  I caught the first one and then just after Carol caught hers!  These…

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Flaming Gorge Overnight

Every now and then we find a remote area that may be best explored without the Airstream.  This week we took an overnight side trip to Flaming Gorge on the Wyoming, Utah border.  From Heber City we drove West on I-80.  Our campground was on the Southwest side of Lake Flaming Gorge.   Several Antelope meandered through the campground, amazing!  Once set up we toured and explored to find Red Canyon and Flaming Gorge Dam.  This area is known for spectacular trout fishing…we were not prepared, I left all the fly fishing equipment at the Airstream; really dumb move. We…

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The Bonneville Salt Flats

We explored the Bonneville Salt Flats and the Bonneville Speedway.  Both of the above are on “salt flats” in western Utah.  Here is a link to more about Bonneville Salt Flats .This is not a commercial tourist area, it is in fact all on Bureau of Land Management Public land.  Access is from the rest stop on I-80 West or from Exit 4 you can enter from the Speedway entrance.  The flats are about 12 miles long…it is an amazing area.  The Speedway is an especially smooth flat area approx. 10 miles long where speed trials are conducted and is well known…

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