TR: part 2 Yellowstone/Tetons and beyond

This guy wasn't that happy about the area becoming a wilderness area. He said it brought to many people to the area. We didn't see very many other vp folks other than the locals. I wouldn't think a MH, TT or 5 er would be able to travel that 100 miles without some damage. Now, us TC folks would be fine, especially us pop up types.

We don't drink but I will keep that in mind if we ever want to gain access to private property. I see places in our travels that I would love to photograph behind locked gates. Now, BLM or USFS gates can be accessed. You just need to remember to leave them as you found them as I know you know.

Funny, but I enjoy talking to the ranchers even though I am a vegetarian. But, to find out the history and places to see, a local rancher can't be beat for info. We usually talk to them when we are pulled off to the side of a back road. They always ask if we are okay. Then we get to talking.

I believe their is an app for iPhone or iPad that shows public land, maybe private too. I have a Garmin that takes a micro SD. What is the map and is it for Garmin?

Maybe we will see you out there. We always honk at pop ups.