OT - Suggestions for Salt Lake City, Yellowstone Nat...

[Guest guest]

Hi Judy:

Yes, we have spent the past 40 years going to all those wonderful places,

over and over again. All of it is exceptional. We just can't get enough. We

just keep going back year after year. The last time was last September. We had

a marvelous time. We made the trip over to Cody, WY too. We love that town

and the Buffalo Cody Museum...you can even stay at Buffalo Bil's wife's

hotel...yep it's still open to the public. It that takes about 6 hours to go

through the museum. You'll find marvelous food all the way. And don't miss

Moose

Junction in the Tetons, for a real working ranch cowboy dinner. Everything is

prepared in iron Dutch ovens over a wood fire. It is served buffet style and

you can eat your meal in an authentic Indian teepee or sit outdoors and gaze

at the Tetons. What a marvelous sight. Don't forget to visit Jackson Hole WY.

That's got to be my all time favorite town. I just adore it. I've always

wanted to move there to live. Well, other than that, all I can say is check

your map closely, and stop at everything along the way. There is so much to see

and do. Wear comfortable shoes and carry your camera with you. You're in

for an experience of a lifetime. I wish I was going with you.

 

Joanie

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Im' originally from Salt Lake City, UT. You'll love it. So much to see and

do. Be sure and check the brochures in the motel lobby. Another great way to

see the sights is to take a bus tour. The last time we did, the Greyhous bus

tours office was right across the street from the Temple Grounds.

 

Joanie

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks much. I love bus tours of large cities. You see so much more and learn a

lot .

Judy

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grow514

Saturday, August 19, 2006 10:02 PM

Re: OT - Suggestions for Salt Lake City,

Yellowstone Nat...

 

 

Im' originally from Salt Lake City, UT. You'll love it. So much to see and

do. Be sure and check the brochures in the motel lobby. Another great way to

see the sights is to take a bus tour. The last time we did, the Greyhous bus

tours office was right across the street from the Temple Grounds.

 

Joanie

 

[Guest guest]

Great ideas. We really want to experience the heritage, ranches, and great

outdoors there. We love Cowboy music. I'm listening to this one

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000003OA9/sr=1-8/qid=1156080445/ref=sr_1_8/002\

-5617651-4284006?ie=UTF8 & s=music as a I browze the internet this morning for

things to see on our vacation.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002IQLMQ/sr=1-2/qid=1156082142/ref=sr_1_2/002\

-5617651-4284006?ie=UTF8 & s=music We are so excited............

Thanks,

Judy

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grow514

Saturday, August 19, 2006 10:00 PM

Re: OT - Suggestions for Salt Lake City,

Yellowstone Nat...

 

 

Hi Judy:

Yes, we have spent the past 40 years going to all those wonderful places,

over and over again. All of it is exceptional. We just can't get enough. We

just keep going back year after year. The last time was last September. We had

a marvelous time. We made the trip over to Cody, WY too. We love that town

and the Buffalo Cody Museum...you can even stay at Buffalo Bil's wife's

hotel...yep it's still open to the public. It that takes about 6 hours to go

through the museum. You'll find marvelous food all the way. And don't miss

Moose

Junction in the Tetons, for a real working ranch cowboy dinner. Everything is

prepared in iron Dutch ovens over a wood fire. It is served buffet style and

you can eat your meal in an authentic Indian teepee or sit outdoors and gaze

at the Tetons. What a marvelous sight. Don't forget to visit Jackson Hole WY.

That's got to be my all time favorite town. I just adore it. I've always

wanted to move there to live. Well, other than that, all I can say is check

your map closely, and stop at everything along the way. There is so much to

see

and do. Wear comfortable shoes and carry your camera with you. You're in

for an experience of a lifetime. I wish I was going with you.

 

Joanie