Yellowstone...Wolf, Bear, Elk & Bison

We spent more than a week enjoying Yellowstone.  We stayed two days outside the park and then 3 days at two separate locations in the park.  I never realized how big Yellowstone is.  It is approximately 95 miles north to south and 95 miles east to west.  The speed limit tops out at 45 mph so it takes awhile to get around.  We loved all the wildlife and diversity within the park.  In the evening we would go drive around the park when the wildlife is most active.  What a nice way to finish the day.  It is finally feeling like I've adjusted to our life.  I know that probably sounds crazy but it really has been an adjustment.  Chris and I are still happily married and the dog continues to be part of the mix.  We will be going to Bozeman, MT for a front end alignment and possibly two front tires.  The RV was so out of alignment that it wore the outside of our two front tires dangerously threadbare.  Those tires are only $500 each : ( .  We spent our last night visiting with a really nice couple, Andrew and Emily,  from Canada, that are on a 5 week honeymoon.  I think they are off to a great start!!!  Very interesting to share perspectives on our different countries.  Don't know where we are going after Bozeman, but we will figure it out.

Love these big boys!

 This is called the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.  Two spectacular falls.

 This was Fairy Falls.

 Old Faithful.  Chris sprinkled some of his Mom's ashes here.  They had come here as kids.

 These two pictures were from the lake when we stayed outside of the park.

 Elk!

 Snow still on the ground.  We drove through snow flurries when we changed campsites in the park.

 This was called Dragon's Breath

 Grey Wolf!

 Grizzly bear right along the water line, bad picture but that's all I got.

 Prismatic overlook.  The colors were spectacular.

 Chris sprinkling Dot's ashes at Old Faithful right after it erupted and the crowd thinned out.