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This itinerary was originally written for a mixed family with some members of limited walking endurance and with a child that was staying in Gardiner and is therefore from that perspective. Ajust if entering/exiting via another gate. If you have more time, you can spread it out more and/or spend more time watching wildlife. All […] Pedestrian ho-hum shot, eh? I agree. Why so expensive? I’ll tell you. Last September, my husband and I bought a Perception Pescador Pilot 12 pedal kayak on the spur-of-the-moment. We liked it and knew we would both want to be out on the water at the same time, at times, so we ordered another. […] In May of 2016, the server on which this blog is stored fell victim to ransomware and the database backup restoration failed. The blog was lost. It has taken me a year to find the motivation to try to patch it back together. I found that the Wayback Machine Internet Archive had “captured” the blog […] Bridger Evan Lowery, 14, of Lolo Montana, born April 16, 2001, joined his little brother, Colter, in heaven on October 9, 2015 following a sudden and devastating illness, complicated by arterial damage that occurred in a procedure during his hospitalization. Bridger was a young man of varied interests – and when he […] Letter sent to the Yellowstone NPS office: I am a frequent Yellowstone camper. I’m accustomed to feeling compelled to “tutor” campers around me on just about every trip due to garbage, food, coolers, gray water catch basins for pop-up campers, etc. being left out when not in use or overnight, and other bear country (or […] |
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