Get on the Busse Bus

At the rally we heard terrible stories about the crossing the border into Canada.  We were actually a little apprehensive about doing so.  For about 1 1/2 weeks prior we have been trying to drink the Busse Bus dry so Read more

When this area was designated a National Park in 1910 there were 100 glaciers in the vicinity.  Today, 108 years later, there are 26.  If you are going to come and see them you better hurry before this National Park Read more

On the way to Shelby we stopped for a quick bite at Wheat Montana Bakery.  Real cute place with huge cinnamon rolls and interesting sauces: I don’t really think that this place was around when Lewis & Clark first charted Read more

When we were in St. Charles, MO (our first stop on this great American adventure) we were at the end of the Missouri River, well Three Forks, Montana is the Missouri Headwaters.  So in a sense we have traveled the Read more

Ok, I took the line from the movie Independence Day.  But what a better way to spend our Independence than watching Old Faithful in the world’s first National Park?  We didn’t get to see a lot of water mostly steam Read more

When you are in the west for the Fourth of July and take in a parade you expect to see a lot of horses.  That’s exactly what we witnessed.  A very different type of parade than we are used to Read more

Breathtaking!  Amazing day in upper Yellowstone although we didn’t make it all the way to to Mammoth Springs – had to save something for the next trip. Beautiful waterfalls: The Yellowstone River has two falls, upper (top right) and lower Read more

Ok, so I plagiarized the title of this post from t-shirts that we saw in Jackson Hole, WY.  What can I say, I thought they were funny.  However, I didn’t purchase either one – thought that I would look stupid Read more