We decided last night that we could cut off some miles, and do some sightseeing if we cut through Yellowstone National Park instead of going around it. Our plan was to go from the West entrance directly to the NE exit, and stay on the north end of the Park. Once we were in the park, we learned that the road we were going to take was closed, so we had to go around, and it ended up taking 4 hours! It really was fantastic scenery, very mountainous and green. We were stopped a couple of time by buffalo crossing the road.

We then headed up to I-94 via Montana Route 212. This is called the Beartooth Highway, and believe me Roller Coaster Highway would be a better description. I don’t understand how someone who hates roller coasters, like Carl, can be in 7th heaven on a road like this, and someone like me who loves them was white-knuckle all the way. The road wound through Beartooth Pass, which was 11,000 feet, and then back down. In some parts it was not paved. The scenery was BEAUTIFUL, as we wound back and forth between Wyoming & Montana, but very scary. Hard for me to look down.


We had decided to stay in Forsyth, Montana , about 100 miles east of Billings, and called ahead

Tomorrow we are off to the Dakotas, both North & South.
- New Out of State License Plates seen: Iowa, Kansas, Manitoba, Florida
- Days till we see Lucy: 6
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- Days till we see Paige : 29




Looks like you guys are having a great time! I love the photos of the different locales, keep'em coming =)
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