The next stop was Yellowstone National Park in Montana. We stayed there two nights and it was probably my favorite place we visited.

Clara and I are standing in front of one of the Sulfur Steam holes in Yellowstone. These things were everywhere and smelled like boiled eggs! They would even have
geysers coming out of them sometimes. It was very cool.

More steam holes

This was the first buffalo we saw. Robby and I practically drove off road to see him and we were so excited that he let us stand so close! After a little more time in the park, we realized that we were being silly! The buffalo are like cows! They are EVERYWHERE and they cross the roads and walk up to the cars and stop traffic....our thoughts about the animal changed through out the two days we were there! we actually were kind of like "oh, look another one.......wow, there really are a lot of buffalo here.... oh how cool they cross the road...... good grief, could this animal move any slower, I mean they are everywhere......If I see another buffalo....."

See they were like cows!

But, they really are pretty cool looking!

This is the line of people waiting for Old Faithful to blow!

This is some of the hot boiling water that creates these neat colors....

I'm not really positive what there are or how they were made, but the water was boiling hot and smelled like sulfur. Apparently, Yellowstone is on a volcano or something like that.
The park is so huge, we drove all of the way from the west side to the east side and it was amazing how we saw so many different animals and landscapes. I think it would be fun to spend a week or so in the park. Here are some of the things we saw as we drove.....



We saw some huge Elk. I took this picture from the car window as we drove by him. Isn't he beautiful...

We found a whole family of Elk. They let some people walk right up to them. Everyone was whispering and being so quiet, even the children. It was like everyone was in awe.