Hi Everyone! Next up, our nation’s first ever, established into law in the year 1872, national park. Follow me inside and we’ll check out what can be seen in this beautiful area!

If you have never been to Yellowstone, you must go. Run, don’t walk! Or drive, anyway… There are possibilities of seeing sights that you most likely will not see again, at least in the context of how you first saw them. You could get shots of a grizzly bear, a fox, other types of raptors, etc. You’ll never know what YNP will hold for you in your life experiences if you do not go. Our nation’s first national park. You have to go and experience it. Plan accordingly with where you stay and what it is you want to see within the park. Stay nearest the entrance to the park to where most of the things you want to see. Depending on the time of year, it can be crazy busy. My wife and I stayed in a time share that was fantastic. Outside of that, there are motels that will book-up very quickly. So you have to plan a little bit more than for other trips as there are fewer options for places to stay. Go in an off-season, Autumn or Winter, there will be fewer people.

The second part of our YNP trip was to the Grand Tetons in the state of Wyoming. That is where I will pick it up next week. The next installment will demonstrate, once again, how lucky I am in my photography and, it’s not what you know but who you know…until then, travel well and always take the road less traveled!