My drive started in Idaho, going North on the west side of the Teton Mountain range, socked in, no clear view but I know they are just to my right.  I drove to Montana into the West entrance to Yellowstone National park,  whooo.  You have to go.  This place is deffinately something to see.  As soon as I entered the park I saw a crew of Buffalo.

I stopped at Old Faithful, but there were alot of tourists there and it wasn’t really my style, I knew there was more to be seen.  I stopped at some sick geysers that were going off.  I didnt stay for to long though because the sky was clearly breaking and I knew I was in range of theTETONS.

Just to the South of Yellowstone park lies Grand Teton National Park (they basically border each other), but don’t rush out to fast, there is still more to see.  Stop a few more times at some sick spots like this waterfall, but get to the Tetons before dark.  Off to Jackson Hole, no mountains in sight, still a little socked in.  Enter Grand Teton National Park. 

Boo Ya.  The Grand Teton Mountain range.  WHAT?  I am from Western New York, moved to Mammoth and that calls for a lock jaw(to the floor) when you first see the Tetons.  These Mountains at first site, second sight, third sight and everyone after that will change the way you view this earth.  Tommorrow I will drive directly into the Tetons and drop down into Jackson Hole but here is a little taste of what you can expect.  Just wait.

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