Tetons WY

This was the first time me and my boys have made a road trip without Tina. It was a great chance for us guys to kick back and have some adventures of our own. Three days hiking in the Tetons will certainly provide just that. We trekked into some secluded lakes tucked deep in the timber and tucked neatly under the protective watch of the massive peaks. We put many miles of rough trail under our boots but the sights where worth every sore heel or stiff leg. What a inspiring place.

Bad Lands SD

Part of our 2008 summer trip included some hiking in the Bad Lands. It was extremely hot(102) this day but to unique and beautiful to miss. We enjoyed the views and strange colors of the formations. What a wild and wonderful place.

Glacier

I find it hard to pick a place that is more spectacular than Glacier National Park. Once you venture off the road and take in some of the more remote spots it becomes truely humbling. The massive rock walls and thick timber, thin snaking trails choked with lush vegitation and beautiful alpine lakes leave you speechless.

Caching

19 Jan 09, spent the day in Missoula MT geocaching. Beautiful drive there but pretty chilly at around 15 degrees. We found a few caches and plan on a return when the weather warms up some.

Bannack

Wagon shot at Bannack, MT. We love this ghost town for some reason and make a few trips there each summer. With all the lore of road agents and ruthlessness of Henry Plummer this place stirs wild imagery of a lost time in Montana's history. In addition, tales of hauntings in a couple of the dwellings such as the Hotel Mead keep ones interest. There are photo ops abound here as well with the character of its buildings and the scenic surroundings.

Creation

I have created this blog as a place to post pictures, log adventures and keep simple notes of the out door activities I enjoy. With any luck I will tinker around enough with this page to discover creative ways to display items and keep things fresh.