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It is October 1st, which is the start of the new federal fiscal year and as a result of endless political conflicts among Democratic President Barack Obama, the Democratic-controlled Senate and the Republican-controlled House of…
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After a good nights sleep we are only getting up at 8am! The sky is still covered with thick clouds but it seems a bit warmer. Today we are heading south towards Old Faithful and…
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We let Andrej and Andreas sleep until just after 7am. When we open the curtains we see that all the cars have a white blanket of snow and the sky is covered with thick clouds,…
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Today we have to say good bye to Yellowstone, but we don't want to just head straight to the HWY and go south, we choose the route through the Park. We visit the Midway Basin…
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It's our last day up here and we definitely want to spend it in the Park, there are some corners and routes that we want to do again or have not seen yet. Our first…
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Today we are NOT going into Yellowstone as we did the previous days. Instead we drive north on HWY 191 towards Big Sky. The HWY leads for about 20 miles through Yellowstone National Park though…
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We didn't come here to sleep so we don't complain about not getting enough of it. We get up early again today, do some work and then at around 8am leave the hotel to head…
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After a short night of sleep we look forward to our first day in Yellowstone. It is still cold in the morning (about 43 Fahrenheit / 6 Celsius) when we leave the Hotel at about…
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New Zealand and Iceland are known for geysers, but nowhere are there as many as in Yellowstone. At the heart of Yellowstone's past, present and future lies volcanism. About 2 million years ago, then 1.3…
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