Tucson--Bozeman
Our flight left Tucson at 6 a.m.!! Everyone got to the airport on time and we made the plane. David Trilling included a guide to aerial geology, but we were clouded out until Salt Lake City. It cleared up later though, and the Salt Lake-Bozeman leg showed us the Tetons and Yellowstone Lake.
We arrived at the Bozeman airport and picked up six Explorers and a cargo minivan.
Andy, Peter, and Cynthia made sure their doors work.
While Jay and Dave discussed directions to the Park, Doug hooked up his CB radio.
Greg and Nancy showed off their winter gear.
Kim guarded her food stash.
After clearing out the local Albertson's, food groups tried to fit everything into the vans.
We picked up extra camping gear and were on our way to the park, when Barb got pulled over by a small-town cop. She and Jay acted appropriately chagrined and escaped getting a ticket.
We made it into Yellowstone Park with a few minutes of daylight to go. Not wanting to waste any, we stopped to look at a rhyolite flow. Here, David tries to determing mineralogy by the age-old geologists' test of licking the rock.
Our flight left Tucson at 6 a.m.!! Everyone got to the airport on time and we made the plane. David Trilling included a guide to aerial geology, but we were clouded out until Salt Lake City. It cleared up later though, and the Salt Lake-Bozeman leg showed us the Tetons and Yellowstone Lake.
We arrived at the Bozeman airport and picked up six Explorers and a cargo minivan.
Andy, Peter, and Cynthia made sure their doors work.
While Jay and Dave discussed directions to the Park, Doug hooked up his CB radio.
Greg and Nancy showed off their winter gear.
Kim guarded her food stash.
After clearing out the local Albertson's, food groups tried to fit everything into the vans.
We picked up extra camping gear and were on our way to the park, when Barb got pulled over by a small-town cop. She and Jay acted appropriately chagrined and escaped getting a ticket.
We made it into Yellowstone Park with a few minutes of daylight to go. Not wanting to waste any, we stopped to look at a rhyolite flow. Here, David tries to determing mineralogy by the age-old geologists' test of licking the rock.