I've been in West Yellowstone for two nights now, and it's time to move on. There's only so many geysers and hot springs you can photograph before they start to look the same.
In fact, I've been moving around so much for the last week (filled up with gas for the third time today) that all the roads, rivers, towns and motels are beginning to run together, and it's hard to separate it all.
So, tomorrow the plan is to drive up to the Northeastern entrance, through Cooke City, and along Chief Joseph Highway to Cody, Wyoming. Someone was telling me today that it is a "real" cowboy town, with real cowboys walking through the streets etc. We shall see. Anyway, it's a long drive, but as I said, I'm done with geysers!
I've been in West Yellowstone for two nights now, and it's time to move on. There's only so many geysers and hot springs you can photograph before they start to look the same.
In fact, I've been moving around so much for the last week (filled up with gas for the third time today) that all the roads, rivers, towns and motels are beginning to run together, and it's hard to separate it all.
So, tomorrow the plan is to drive up to the Northeastern entrance, through Cooke City, and along Chief Joseph Highway to Cody, Wyoming. Someone was telling me today that it is a "real" cowboy town, with real cowboys walking through the streets etc. We shall see. Anyway, it's a long drive, but as I said, I'm done with geysers!
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