Although the final couple hours into West Yellowstone were very busy with traffic, most of the day was pleasant cycling through forests and wild flowers.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
To West Yellowstone
Although the final couple hours into West Yellowstone were very busy with traffic, most of the day was pleasant cycling through forests and wild flowers.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
To Ashton, ID.
After descending from the pass, we entered Idaho and for 40 of our 70 mile day fought insane 25 - 35mph winds to get to Ashton.
Teton Pass
Switchbacks through the firs like riding between hundreds of church spires all pointing the way...up!
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Grand Teton
Sagebrush sprinkled with summer flowers, pines and the Tetons...recipe for a pleasant morning pedal.
Togwotee Pass descent.
6 July. Could only manage about 12mph fighting the headwind on the 17 mile descent, but the exciting first glimpses of Grand Teton gave us something to aim for.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Dubois
Yipee! Arrived in Dubois and saw the welcome absence of Union Tel on my phone's screen and saw US 04. My blogging app. is working again and I'm back on track. Thanks for your patience, hopefully we don't loose connection again!
To Dubois, WY.
Awesome red cliffs towering above the road and the ever present afternoon thunderers gathering overhead.
To Dubois, WY.
A beautifull ride today through the Wind River Indian Reservation. The 75 mile route mostly following the Wind River was made easier thanks to a nice tailwind. Chief Washakie is a rather popular guy. There's a town with his name, I saw his name often in Lander and we've been crossing a tourist route with his name for the past few days. (His popularity is explained by the last sentence on this notice),
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