550 Miles in 48 Hours

[vmaxinID]

Thanks Rusty for motivating me to do this before it was too cold.

 

[ghostntheshell]

Awesome!
I've been to Yellow Stone before.. amazing sights. I was a lot younger though!

Nice pics too!

 

[dannymax]

Beautiful pics....must have been a blast!! Thanks for sharing! unk:

 

[gamorg02]

wow awesome pics guys.

 

[Redbone]

Damn nice job guys! I've been to Yellowstone 4 times but have never been around the entire park in one trip nor on a motorcycle! Thanks for the pics! (More to come?)

 

[kaboom]

WOW!!!!!!

That's a lotta miles.......OUCH!!!!!:biglaugh:


Thanks for the pics......Looks like it was fununk:

 

[naughtyG]

Nice pix, sounds like a great trip.

 

[Rusty McNeil]

Trip was excellent and the company even better, it's great to meet people off the forum, Shad really showed me a great time, I could not have asked for a nicer guy to hang with that's for sure. Seeing the country I saw was just a bonus as I could have had a good time just hanging out around a fire ring drinking beer too.

Total mileage for me was 940 miles from Noon on Friday to Sunday evening as I'm staying just south of Salt Lake about 18 miles, or about 175 from Shads Teepee:rofl_200: (Yes! I did!)

I have plenty of more pics, will post them up as soon as I can...

Thanks again Shad!

Rusty

 

[Mitchell]

Thanks for sharing. Very cool! I've heard that pics don't do Yellowstone justice,

 

[kevman]

Great photos !but for no comments on what they are.So can you tell us foreigners what photos 6 9 10 and 14 are of? Actually everything bar the vmaxxes and the bison.Even I know what a bison looks like.:ummm:I hope you had a fab time .Cheers Kevman

 

[zippo6]

Thanks Rusty for motivating me to do this before it was too cold.

2 guys one tent.... could be a movie :rofl_200:

 

[82ndCowboy]

2 guys one tent.... could be a movie :rofl_200:

Ohh Now that's Just Wrong!!!

 

[zippo6]

Ohh Now that's Just Wrong!!!

I never said it would be a 'good' movie!

 

[Jayhawk]

2 guys one tent.... could be a movie :rofl_200:

 

[gamorg02]

+1 sorry shane.

 

[gunrunner]

Trip was excellent and the company even better, it's great to meet people off the forum, Shad really showed me a great time, I could not have asked for a nicer guy to hang with that's for sure. Seeing the country I saw was just a bonus as I could have had a good time just hanging out around a fire ring drinking beer too.

Total mileage for me was 940 miles from Noon on Friday to Sunday evening as I'm staying just south of Salt Lake about 18 miles, or about 175 from Shads Teepee:rofl_200: (Yes! I did!)

I have plenty of more pics, will post them up as soon as I can...

Thanks again Shad!

Rusty

Came across Rustys comments bout this on FB , its great to see this forum bringing people with the same interests together .
Great pics to . :clapping:unk:

 

[Redbone]

Great photos !but for no comments on what they are.So can you tell us foreigners what photos 6 9 10 and 14 are of? Actually everything bar the vmaxxes and the bison.Even I know what a bison looks like.:ummm:I hope you had a fab time .Cheers Kevman

Photo #6(3655) is what is called a "clay pot" whereas steaming hot water boils up though a area rich with clay and form little (sometimes large) pools of bubbling clay. Really neat to see clay "boiling"!
Photo 9/10/11 are of the Yellowstone version of the Grand Canyon, it's quite impressive and unexpected when you first see it.
Photo # 14 is of the mammoth terraces, they are near the NW entrance park HQ, and are pretty impressive too.
You can see all these features on google earth quite easily although having these pictures to reference will give a good idea of how impressive this area is. If you have never been there you really owe it to yourself to see it. You could easily take a week and still not see it all.

 

[zippo6]

+1 sorry shane.

I'm so hurt.... LMAO

Ok, it 'sounded' funny in my head before I wrote it.... :bang head:

 

[kevman]

Photo #6(3655) is what is called a "clay pot" whereas steaming hot water boils up though a area rich with clay and form little (sometimes large) pools of bubbling clay. Really neat to see clay "boiling"!
Photo 9/10/11 are of the Yellowstone version of the Grand Canyon, it's quite impressive and unexpected when you first see it.
Photo # 14 is of the mammoth terraces, they are near the NW entrance park HQ, and are pretty impressive too.
You can see all these features on google earth quite easily although having these pictures to reference will give a good idea of how impressive this area is. If you have never been there you really owe it to yourself to see it. You could easily take a week and still not see it all.

Thanks Redbone I will have alook on google earth Cheers Kevman