Hi Guys,
Not much to say about today. We’re still feeling positive and enjoying ourselves despite constantly feeling out of breath. Spending time at 6,666ft can leave one wheezing like a ‘lover of Fast Food’, even after performing the simplest of chores, like walking. Despite the thin air, we did manage to do the usual, cleaning a few clothes and finding a supermarket to buy tonight’s supper.
We weren’t put off by today’s CNN Breaking News of a man out hiking being killed by a Grizzly Bear just south of where we plan to tour (on a bus) tomorrow. Hopefully everything will go to plan and we’ll have some more great photos for you.
Us x
Hi dad and Kat, its nice to know that you are still enjoying yourselves. I know that u have not heard from me in a long time so i thought that it would be nice to post a comment. Anyway have fun and dont get hurt by any grizzly bears. Love u both
ReplyDeleteJoseph aka Little Fella
ReplyDeleteYou have made me the happiest Dad on Fathers day.
I Love U More
Dad (Kat sends her love too)
Hi Ant & Kat,
ReplyDeleteJim Partridge here. Edie and I were your chance encounter in Bodega Bay, CA. I have enjoyed checking your blog every few days, and always remain amazed at how 50 to 90 miles a day can lead to your crossing the continent (almost twice!). I looked at your Yellowstone photos, and am impressed with all your wildlife encounters. I am pretty sure the hawk you photographed is a red tail hawk. The Black spots under the wing near his shoulder make the id. He is probably a juvenile because the rusty red color of the tail is not yet developed. Good luck with your travel, and keep the wonderful photos and prose coming!
Jim Partridge