YNP fall of 2014..????

[Sully2]

Anyone going with their class A..? Late August early September time frame.

Myself and some others are planning..??...a camp out during that timeframe...staying at the Grizzly in West Yellowstone for 4-5 days and then maybe moving down to Jackson to stay in Gros Ventre campground for 2-3 days before splitting up.

You might want to join us???

[Jack_Kay]

My wife and are planning a trip out here in Sept. on the 10th or so. I was wanting to stay in Grizzly RV park too. Seems like the good location. We will be coming from the south and then heading to Glacier after about a week.

Jack

[Sully2]

Inpulse wrote:
As one that was lucky enough to be born and raised in Jackson Hole, Yellowstone trips vary: June is best time to see the most animals. September best time for least number of tourist and kids and to hear elk bugling! May and October best chance to get snowed on.
But any trip, any time, to our nation first National Park is well worth the time.

You got that right!

[Inpulse]

As one that was lucky enough to be born and raised in Jackson Hole, Yellowstone trips vary: June is best time to see the most animals. September best time for least number of tourist and kids and to hear elk bugling! May and October best chance to get snowed on.
But any trip, any time, to our nation first National Park is well worth the time.

[Sully2]

haydoracin wrote:
What is this stuff called "film" for cameras?

Its what REAL photographers use to make pictures. You dont REALLY need a laptop and Photoshop to get good pics..!!!:S

[BobandShaz]

teamrope wrote:
YNP could also be Yosemite National Park to some of us. 🙂

Good point

[haydoracin]

What is this stuff called "film" for cameras?

[Sully2]

topflite51 wrote:


Note to self: Take more booze. 😛

I only take booze along to saute my center cut of Spam dishes!...:E :S

[topflite51]

Sully2 wrote:

bsinmich wrote:
Isn't that the time for the big eruption of the whole park?

Well...Im prepared. Im taking color film in my cameras.......:B

Black and White photos would be more dramatic.......:b


Note to self: Take more booze. 😛

[Sully2]

bigdogger wrote:

bsinmich wrote:
Isn't that the time for the big eruption of the whole park?

If so, the luckiest people will be those sitting on top of the caldera. The rest of the country (probably the world) will experience multiple feet of ash falling which will render farmland sterile. Transportation, communications and basic services will fail. Temperatures will plummet due to the ash cloud. Sulfuric acid rain will add to the ambiance. Food shortages will lead to famine and almost certainly the breakdown of society. That is what the lucky survivors have to look forward to.

And I'll be waiting...dressed in my flip flops...Bermuda shorts...sunglasses and straw hat....but on the HOT days I might switch to a loin cloth and a pocket knife!!:E

[Sully2]

bsinmich wrote:
Isn't that the time for the big eruption of the whole park?

Well...Im prepared. Im taking color film in my cameras.......:B

[Sully2]

teamrope wrote:
YNP could also be Yosemite National Park to some of us. 🙂

Only to the people who never got outside of their city limits.......:B

[bigdogger]

bsinmich wrote:
Isn't that the time for the big eruption of the whole park?

If so, the luckiest people will be those sitting on top of the caldera. The rest of the country (probably the world) will experience multiple feet of ash falling which will render farmland sterile. Transportation, communications and basic services will fail. Temperatures will plummet due to the ash cloud. Sulfuric acid rain will add to the ambiance. Food shortages will lead to famine and almost certainly the breakdown of society. That is what the lucky survivors have to look forward to.

[kedanie]

bsinmich wrote:
Isn't that the time for the big eruption of the whole park?

Well if it is, I'm glad I'll be there rather than deal with the aftermath!

Keith

[bsinmich]

Isn't that the time for the big eruption of the whole park?