My Trip West (May/June 2009) to Jellystone, Tetons, Snake River in Idaho and Sierra Club Service Trip in the Plumas-Eureka Park to repair trails

Click above link for photos shown in slide show;There are many of this magnificent old Gold Mining area.

MC for the Ken Stern (Letterman) top ten list of why one should never go on a Sierra Service Trip again...

 

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Photos below of first part of trip THROUGH JELLYSTONE, tHE TETONS AND SNAKE RIVER OF IDAHO.

Also, I copied some photos from Alan, Craig and Dave who were more diligent photographers than I.

Click here for link to Alan Butt's wonderful Sierra Trip Photos.

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Deer Herd at Dusk -YellowstoneLots of Snow and high watersIncredible views
Many, many eruptions Old Faithful erupted within a minute after I arrived at the Inn
Ouch! hot water pools everywhereJellystone scene Formations
and the meal was also excellantMusicians at Mercado 28Celing in Old Faithful Inn
Lobby fireplace More pools Near the Massacre Rocks State Park where I stayed are tracks of the old California Trail
More Yellowstone views  
Bubbling Mud pies
Buffalo Herds
The Snake River is Amazingly beautiful Near Massacre Rock
Snake is nesting area for Swans and birdlifeHikers from Truckee Incredible Snake River
Vire up trail of Falls in distanceShoshone sacred placeTahoe Mtn area
 Difficult Hiking/climbing to top where Evel did his Falls jump 
   
 Sierra Club Service Trip Photos mostly from Craig Hillock below:
  
Sierra Club Service Trip Group gathered at Plumas Eureka Park, CaliforniaStarting a gold mining walk with 91 year old BobBob had the story on the entire history of Gold Mining there
Cleanning up around Park Gold Mine exhibitJean and I spent much time talking about our Appalacian Trail adventuresAt Entrance to old gold mine circa 1850's
Heather, Pete and I were generally first for happy hour (wine and Beer furnished by Dave)Craig Hillock at Wades Lake at altitude of arounf 9k+Campfire at Group Site
Craig dipping in Jamison's Creek. Water was temp of Maine Ocean. 4 of us, including Heather, partook of this pleasure....On the trail againHeavy, heavy....(Ken is behind me with Craig and Eric on other side)
   
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