Yellowstone Trip

[TheBigSpud]

Now updated and on the way back!! Photo link at the bottom now works.

[21window]

You took the dog too! Oliver is gonna be jealous when I tell him....

Looks like a great time.

[Ken]

Great pictures, great adventure. Thanks for sharing.

[TheBigSpud]

Thanks for ^riding along^. Just passing though IL and have logged almost 4,000 miles.

[Six Volt]

I admire those who take old buses out on these long trips covering the American landscape. The photos are great. I hope I live long enough, (and get brave enough), to take my bus to some far away place... like Columbus!

[douge]

The 64 bus I own was brought to Ohio from California back in 1980. It had belonged to the parents of a fraternal lodge brother.

He said it took a week to get it here and going up the hills was sloooooow.

Time is so hard to come by for me, I just can't imagine traveling so slow, It would be like going across the desert in a covered wagon.

[wwebner]

What a great trip. Anxious to see how the inverter workrd out. I am about to that point in my solar panel install.
Bill

[TheBigSpud]

Back and settled in. Official total of 4,365 miles and a hair under 20 mpg. I wish I could express or show how incredibly awesome it is out there. Photos just don't do it justice. Everything is big, bold, beautiful, and majestic. A different picture postcard around each bend. This is bus country. I could definately live out there.

[Howie]

Welcome back! Sounds like a most excellent trip, and the bus performed well I assume?
Hope to see you at one of the upcoming campouts and hear more about your trip!

[abuspilot]

Having just made a drive from Sac. CA to Michigan did you see Buffalo Bill's house in North Platte, NE??? What a cool/major piece of history.

And for those that want to travel and see the US, I would totally recommend Nebraska. Lot's of Indian/Frontier History. I plan to go back in a bus in the next yr or two.