Monday, March 28, 2011
Yellowstone -Faithful
Old Faithful Geyser has been so FAITHFUL that it has been erupting in nearly the same fashion throughout the recorded history of Yellowstone Park: it erupts on an average of every 80 minutes and shoots out hot water up to 184 feet high into the air.
Old Faithful Geyser starts erupting
Friday, March 11, 2011
Yellowstone -Animals
Yellowstone Bufflo (Bison)
The bison leads the parade
Fishing Birds
Salmon
Elk or Moose?
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Buffalo Bill Dam
Buffala Bill Dam, Cody WY was completed in 1910. It's 325 feet tall. It was the tallest dam in the world at the time of its completion.
Key West -Fishing
Another thing you have to do in the Key is go fishing in the sea; it's kind of experience but it's really fun.
Other than the fun, Chun got sea sick.
Deadwood, SD
A small town named Deadwood is worth to stay a night. It has not only a little history but also a sleepless town; you may enjoy night shows, play table games or slot machines and etc. But the town start sleeping in the morning.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Mount Rushmore
After a whole day driving from Kansas, we arrived our first stop of 2009 summer driving tour: Mount. Rushmore - the sculptures of the heads of former United States presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. The sculptures are more spectagular than I thought.
The surroundings are very pretty, walking trail, pine trees,
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Medicine Wheel
Leaving Devils Tower and following Wyoming Highway 14A, we drove from the Bighorn basin into high elevation ranger land in the mid summer of 2009. It’s chilly in the summer here. We park more than a mile away and to walk to this National Historic Landmark –Medicine Wheel. Native American people hold ceremonies and commune with the Great Spirit to obtain strong spiritual medicine.
On the Way to Medicine Wheel
the Destination
Things Grow in the Elevated Land
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