When we passed through Sheridan, WY we stopped at ‘Dalton RV’ to have our batteries checked out. As it turns out, the battery connections were reversed so it was no wonder they were not charging properly. They DID, however, need to be replaced. We received a lesson in correctly connecting the batteries (we did not, … Continue reading Tongue River, Montana
After leaving Meadowlark Lake, we headed to Buffalo and then north on I-90 towards Sheridan. Lake DeSmet caught our eye, as we drove by, and we decided to hang out for the day and night, so we could ‘plug in’. Lake DeSmet occupies a natural undrained basin on the divide between Piney Creek and one … Continue reading Lake DeSmet, WY
After a bittersweet goodbye to Audra, we are on the road again. It has been a long time and with grass starting to grow under our feet we set our compass to northeast Wyoming. Since there are three fires in Glacier, we have decided to explore the area around Sheridan, WY as our next destination. … Continue reading On the Road Again… Meadowlark Lake Campground
I want to give a BIG THANK YOU to PATTI for her editorial skills in reviewing my blog. I was asked the other day if I write my own blog; the answer is YES! As most of you know dyslexia is a constant companion of mine so thanks again Patti for making the blog easier to … Continue reading A BIG thank you to Patti…
After leaving Dead Indian Pass we traveled through the switchbacks, canyons and climbing again, we entered Montana (Big Sky Country). We passed quite a few campgrounds and checked a few out for future ‘adventures’. On each campground signs were posted warning: this area is known to have Grizzle Bear “use”. We may reconsider remote Campgrounds! … Continue reading Cooke City, Montana
On a hot, lazy late morning we took a drive and encountered ‘Dead Indian Pass’ on our way to Cooke City in Montana. There is a sign at the turn off, WY 296 (Chief Joseph Highway), “Vehicles over 40′ use highway 212”. Since we were not pulling Rosalita (although Rosalita is nowhere near 40′), we … Continue reading Dead Indian Pass, Wyoming
The other day we drove to Ten Sleep, WY. Ten Sleep received it’s name because the Indians measured distance by the number of ‘sleeps’ it was to another camp. ‘Ten Sleep’ was half way between a large Indian camp on the Platte River (Old Sioux Camp) and the camp on the Clark’s Fork River near … Continue reading Ten Sleep, WY
July 27, 2015 Took a drive out to the South Fork, had a picnic and visited a few friends from the past. It was a lovely day with the sun shinning, a vibrant blue sky with white, white clouds and an effervesient creek. This is where I spent 3 summers hiking and enjoying this beautiful … Continue reading South Fork in Cody, WY
Settling into Cody, WY for a couple of weeks, house/critter sitting. We arrived safely and enjoying the busy life of a tourist town (mostly). It is nice not having wheels under us as we sleep, just for a little while. Our next adventure was going to be Glacier National Park (after our responsibilities are done … Continue reading Cody, WY
July 14th Left Curt Gowdy St Park today after several days of relaxing at Crystal Reservoir and hiking the canyons and Hidden Falls. The winds of Wyoming pushed us up to Laramie where we saw country, via hwy 210, that we had not seen before; beautiful green rolling hills and granite, rounded rocks so different … Continue reading Wind River Canyon
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