Hiker/biker sites are the best thing since sliced bread. A lot of the campgrounds fill up before 9 a.m., so these make it possible to camp in the Tetons and Yellowstone.
Our food is stowed in a bear box and we are safely hidden from the bears!
(Melissa tried to fit inside the bear box for the night, but she couldn't fit . . . so she is reluctantly sleeping in the tent.)
Jason Gibson and I were talking about you two earlier in the week.
ReplyDeleteI said that I hadn't heard from you -- that is, seen any blog posts in quite a while -- and feared you may have been eaten by a bear. Melissa's sleeping bag does smell like a ham sandwich after all.
Glad you are surviving and outplaying, outwitting and outlasting all the bears!
Hey Andy! We've made it out of bear country (although I suspect all the bears are hot on our trail from the sent of Melissa's ham sandwich sleeping bag). More posts to come . . . there were no internet connections in Yellowstone. ;)
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