Welcome to the photo blog for David and Janet Elmore. You can find pages full of photos from our trips with Vanessa or Savanna (our van-based RV) and pages that are a record of events with lots of photos. Many of our travel photos are connected to a map at the bottom of our posts so you can see where we went and can look for photos at specific places.
Below is a list of recent posts.
David and Janet
We left Yellowstone at the northeast exit and headed towards Montana on the Beartooth Highway. The road reaches almost 11,000 feet elevation and most of the mountain peaks are over 12,000 feet. We...
Although less spectacular than Mammoth Hot Springs, this is very beautiful scenery. To get the photo of the rainbow near the falls I had to walk down 300 steps on Uncle Tom’s trail. The bison...
This is the most photogenic spot in Yellowstone in my opinion. The colors and textures are amazing. Fortunately the sun came out on our walk just in time. The previous night we spent in the...
After leaving the Gros Ventre Wilderness we drove up through Jackson Hole and hiked the loop trail up to Taggart Lake. We saw Bighorn sheep on a hill along the road along the drive out of GV, then on...
On one of our hikes we found another great camping spot that was much more secluded. We remembered to carry our can of bear spray when leaving camp. It rained that night which turned the dusty...
On Saturday we hung around the Gros Ventre Campground and watched a moose (sorry did not have my camera with me) and talked to Sportsmobile owners. Then Sunday morning we drove up the Gros Ventre road along...
We camped in the Gros Ventre (gro vant) campground at a group site for two nights along with about 10 other Sportsmobile owners, some of whom are pictured below. We saw lots of bison, sometimes having...
On the way to the Tetons we passed some very beautiful scenery in Wyoming along route 26. It was the perfect time to see photogenic fields full of lupin and a yellow flower we did not identify. We...
We had not planned to stop here since we had been here before, but it was hard to resist when we drove right by it. We hiked the trail under the presidents and remembered where we had taken a photo of the...
We spent the night here on our way to the Tetons. The Sage Creek Campground where we camped (for free) was very primitive and outside the real Badlands terrain. In the morning we walked around...
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