Sandy Mouse
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 23, 2010
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Ponzi, I'm going to be up up in your neck of the woods again in August. Going to see DS promoted to Captain in the Air Force.
Except this time around, instead of going up to the Canadian border in Glacier National Park, we will probably head down to Yellowstone for a few days. (Yeah, not my idea of vacation, I am about the least athletic person you can imagine, or conversely, the perfect couch potato). So why do I even mention this?
1) Have to brag about DS(I know Smidgy will understand)
2) Not often anyone goes on vacation in your neck of the woods. And beautiful woods they are!
ETA: for those not familiar with Northwestern vacations" Hiking, fishing, rafting, AGGRRGH!
There, there... you don't have to do anything athletic if you don't want to. There is plenty to see from the car. You will need to gently walk around the geysers on trails, but no real hiking. And be sure to park and walk over to watch Old Faithful go off. The terraced geysers around Mammoth near the northern entrance are really something. Look for herds of elk in big open parks along the road from Mammoth to Madison Junction. You can usually see moose and bison around Madison Junction.
And, heck, yeah, you brag about DS.
Buzz, we had that thick layer of pollen here in Louisiana about a month ago. It made me so dizzy I couldn't walk straight.