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  • Rob and NoelaNorthern Trek June - July 2018
    Day10

    Beary good day, Teton Village

    June 24 in the United States

    Our last day in Jackson and we decided to start early and retrace our steps from yesterday’s safari and see if we can find some interesting wildlife. It was very different without binoculars, but we did find Elk, Deer, and we found a moose and her calf, and she was only 20 metres away. I carefully got up close being aware that a moose with calf is very dangerous. Using a tree as cover I got to about 10 metres from her, when she looked straight at me and took a step in my direction I retreated with staggering speed. Our search continued in all the likely haunts but sadly no bear.
    On return from the wilderness we went back to the visitor’s centre, had lunch and checked out the shops again. We took a stage coach ride around town, which was a relaxing way to take in the sights. We are really getting into the cowboy way of life. Laundry was on the agenda so Noela took care of that whilst I stayed in town before the 2 – mile walk back to the motel, should have caught the shuttle.
    Late in the day at around 5.15 we drove around to Teton Village. Carl and Paola had checked this out earlier in the day and discovered that the Gondola to 9000 plus feet is free after 5 PM. The Traam to the top is $40 and goes to 10,000ft so we opted for the cheap seats on the gondola instead. As we were boarding another passenger told us of a bear at stanchion 19 or 20. Well hello bear, a black bear cub directly below us. Cameras went crazy and to make sure we did another circuit, yes, it was still there, Carl was a happy man and we were all pretty stoked as well.
    We celebrated with a light meal and a cold beverage at the Piste Bar at 9250 ft. We were not really dressed for the late afternoon shadows and the chill as the temperature plummeted to single digits. But dinner was great, the beer super cold and the company awesome.
    We again boarded the gondola for the ride down the mountain and our bear was still there, so we did yet another lap. The lift attendant must have wondered what these grown adults were up to riding around and around on the lift.
    Finally, back at the car we fuelled for tomorrow and bid 3 great days at Jackson goodbye. Tomorrow Yellowstone and probably more bear hunting.    Read more

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  • RandolfsReisenUSA
    Day31

    Teton Village

    July 7 in the United States

    Heute war ich den Berg hinter meinem Hotel etwas wandern. Es war super und es wird nicht langweilig, weil man immer neue und andere Landschaften sieht.
    Ich bin jetzt wieder im Hostel und total fritte. Ich bin heute 17 km gelaufen und es startete auf 2.100 m und ging bis auf 3.500 m hinauf.

    Ich habe mich wegen des Schnees in den Bergen verlaufen, woraus aber dieses traumhafte Bild an der Schneewand resultiert.

    Ich esse jeden Tag immer 2 ordentliche Mahlzeiten, aber beim Wandern kommt dann schonmal der Punkt, wo man verschwommen sieht und die Kräfte schwinden. Ich habe deswegen immer zur Not einen Nutritionriegel dabei und der lässt dich dann locker nochmal 5 km laufen.

    Heute war ich dann wieder alleine unterwegs und hatte ein bisschen Zeit zum Nachdenken und es ist schon erstaunlich, dass man mit einer Person, die man grade mal 1,5 Tage in seinem ganzen Leben trifft, einen der schönsten Tage in seinem Leben verbringt und auch verdankt.
    Vlt liegt es nur an der Höhenluft oder vlt hat mich der Trip ja wirklich etwas verändert, dass könnt ihr dann später entscheiden. Aber ich tippe auf die in der Höhenluft befindlichen Melancholieverstärker☝️    Read more

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  • John BickerstaffUSA eclipse 2017
    Day33

    Should've flown.

    August 28, 2017 in the United States

    Finished off all manner of bits & pieces including the butter, which had been with us since day 1 at Tillamook. It was emotional. We were heading for a drive that Ranger Jeff had recommended as good for wildlife. The initial impressions were not good - busy road, fenced off farmland & ski resort - none of which screamed classic wildlife viewing. Things became a little quieter & more promising once in the park. Wildlife was likely, seeing it was another thing. Gravel track came & went, a couple of stops but nothing other than a couple of squirrels. Decided to try the other option but via the visitor station - cereal & 1 litre of orange juice = waz-athon / regular toilet stops. Suitably relieved we pushed on to a riverside location good for moose. 5 screaming kids chucking rocks into said river put paid to that one. Quick stop at the toilet & back to Jackson via the visitor centre. Going over the bridge & a number of people were brandishing cameras. Quickly pulled over to see moose & moosette crossing the river to an island for a peaceful bite to eat. At least we'd seen something. Onwards & upwards, literally - the aerial tram upto Rendezvous Peak. A quick walk up there & lunch. That would have to do us for the Tetons. The top of the world hike did feel like that. Still some snow up here and plenty of paragliders - looked so peaceful & graceful - something to think about. Had our packed lunch with a spectacular view of the Snake River which has been a constant companion from Oregon to the end.
    The cable car ride down was 12 mins - pretty long & gave some great views of deer and the maintenance engineer we stopped to pick up - they rode on the roof down. Not one for someone with vertigo. Then the small matter of getting to Salt Lake City. 5 hours in a car didn't really appeal. Much less when it dawned that the vast majority was endless farmland. Still once at the motorway it would be plain sailing. Err except when we got there the sliproad was closed. OK follow on to the next junction & it was open or so it seemed. Entered the motorway to find we were on a rough lane with gravel & the rest of the traffic was on the other carriageway. Concerning. Would the rozzers collar me again. Eventually the roadworks finished & whether we'd done something wrong or not we merged & went on our way. Aside from lunatic drivers in & around SLC - the speed limit being seen as the bare minimum & lane markings as a vague guide. We made it to the hotel in one piece. No more peace & quiet - Chicago's going to be busy & noisy!    Read more

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