I just had to include this scruffy old fellow. We had seen lots of bison, some on the road near the truck (bison jam) but this guy was right up next to the parking lot, just outside the pole fence. So, of course, John had to get real close for a picture. I was sure that fence was no protection at all but John said all was perfectly safe.
Later, as he looked closely at his photo, he realized that even thought the bull's head never rasied, his eyes were cut to the right and up - looking directly at the camera - and John!
We saw a few elk - these boys were still running together and in full velvet but they are a handsome bunch.Can you believe we got Karen to say 'yes' to a raft trip on the Snake River. Of course, I neglected to tell her that our take-out point was named Deadman's Bar. She started out apprehensive but soon was enjoying the uneventful trip as much as we all did.
The Snake river through the Grand Tetons is an easy float trip and offers unparalleled views of my favorite mountains. I am inclined to say when folks ask "what was your best camping spot" - I say "it's hard to beat the Grand Tetons".
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