You could spend days at Yellowstone. Jackson is good for a couple days, especially if you choose to rent a raft and make some trips down the river. Cody is a cool town. The Buffalo Bill Cody Museum is nice. They have a huge gun collection. Of course you gotta see the Tetons, and check out Ten Sleep if you get a chance. And the dirt roads are endless, It will surly be an awesome trip!
And Thermop is a great place to get your first and only speeding ticket ! :sombrero:
YES! When they post 35 MPH they mean it! We have gotten used to the spots the troopers hide. But we see people getting ticketed all the time, especially in the summer. My wife got stopped doing 70 in a 65 on the way to Worland. The 70MPH sign was just a hundred yards ahead and visible from where she pulled over! lol
That is awesome! Usually getting permission from the wife is the toughest part.
My friends bought 35 acres above Carter Lake and decided to build a big house. 48 windows as I recall We finally got it done and Ron decided to fix up the little house. His wife walked in, looked around and asked why they built the big house. She said she would have been happy living in the little house.
The fence is primarily to keep the deer and antelope out of our garden. The goats have already proven to us once that they will come and go as they please.
Where do / did you find yourself in southern Michigan? I am living in Sturgis Michigan which is south of Kalamazoo; south of Grand Rapids.As summer starts to come to an end it became time to start thinking about work again. My next assignment would take us to southern Michigan. Typically we would jump on the interstate (I80 or I90) and get to our destination asap. Not this time. I was inspired by Kennyj here on Expo. He had just traveled US RT 20 and the whole time I was reading about his travels I was telling myself, I gotta see that. So...we did.
Loaded up ready to go!
I am working at the Fermi Nuclear Power Plant in Monroe, Michigan. I am a pipefitter/welder by trade, but do mostly supervision work now, and the majority of that is in Nuclear Power. It is cool because we get to travel a lot and see many places. We especially like discovering local food spots, and learning the history of the area.
