Author: msuding

It was a luxury to not have to pack up and fix breakfast when you stay at a motel.

We rode the frontage roads thru several small towns next to I-90 which was nice and calm. We even saw high … Read the rest

For me, rain in a tent is fine but strong winds makes it hard for me to sleep. I didn’t expect rain and cold but I’m a weather wimp. Tasty huevos rancheros in the warm Cat Eye cafe put me … Read the rest

Chuck at the Exxon station suggested Cafe 191 but when we saw the prices, we got sticker shock. $17 for a basic egg breakfast! That’s ski resort pricing I guess. We politely left and reluctantly ate at the gas station.… Read the rest

We said goodbye to Andreas and rode into the village of West Yellowstone for breakfast at Old Town Cafe. Across the street Steve and Brent met Paul, the proud owner of his customized Harley.

The ride up highway 191 was … Read the rest

Who DOESN’T like waterfalls?

We said goodbye to Scott as he headed down to Grand Tetons National Park. I look forward to see you in Santa Barbara some day.

We are almost regulars at the cafe in Fishing Bridge General … Read the rest

Today is a rest day for us in Bridge Bay campground. Brent arrived shortly after breakfast and set up his camp including hammock in time for a afternoon nap. It rained a few times today so it was a good … Read the rest

We ate breakfast at Bubba’s (our third time). As we rode out of town past the rodeo grandstands, a guy appeared in our rear view mirror. He was pulling a trailer. When he said he was on his 16th month … Read the rest

Somehow in a matter of a few hours I got a severe sore throat and laid awake most of the night worrying. In the morning, I tested myself for Covid just in case. Negative- whew!

We finally made it past … Read the rest

I will try to post as soon as I can.… Read the rest

We skipped our normal first breakfast of oatmeal at camp and went directly to Our Place restaurant for breakfast. We hopped on an old school bus and went to the “put in” for our rafting trip down the Shoshone River. … Read the rest

The ride to Cody is a short one and we arrived before noon. Cody was mostly created by Buffalo Bill as a tourist attraction back in 1895. Signs say he was the most famous American of his day.

We took … Read the rest

We got a breakfast burrito at Dairyland and headed up highway 120 to the small town of Meeteetsee. It was almost as shadeless and desolate as the Sandhills of Nebraska. We stopped at a rest stop near the end and … Read the rest

This time we were able to dodge the morning sprinklers in Shoshoni park. We rode north on highway 20 along the shores of Boysen Lake then along the Bighorn River. It’s a majestic deep canyon and we stopped several times … Read the rest

Bicycle touring is a niche hobby for sure. Not many people like it and have the time to do it. Brent loves it AND has the time. He will be meeting up with us hopefully August 2nd in The town … Read the rest

We said goodbye to Dillon and Fort Caspar campground and rode to breakfast at Hayden’s Place. Our waitress, Sara, was fun to chat with and told us about her hometown in Upper Peninsula, Michigan. A new local, Jacob, sat next … Read the rest