Road Trip

We took a little drive to Jackson and Teton Park yesterday for a change of scenery. And what lovely scenery it is! Especially if you don't count the throngs of shockingly well-coiffed tourists and "locals" rushing this way and that, spending money like they've got it. (Oh, wait. They do!) A fine outing overall, although it always feels good to get back to little ole' Lander.
Dorky? Oh yes. But I wanted to get a shot of the new sweater I made, in all its hooded glory.

The first view of the Tetons, from Togwotee Pass (and a moving car).

Breakfast at The Bunnery. (Cheerios from home.)

Bananas and milk on the go.

More Tetons-from-the-car. Because, why not?

Walking up to the new Rockefeller Preserve. Locals: check it out next time you're in the park.

"Feels like rain to me, Pops."

Tim does a little woodworking research at the Preserve's visitor center.

It might be hard to tell, but Hayden was actually WAY into this waterfall.

Oops. Better luck with the self-portrait next time.

SO funny when Dad blows in your hair.

Dinner break at Snake River Overlook. Hayden likes to hang out the windows, even if it's raining. Tim tried showing him the ravens and the trees and the mountains, but he was more interested in all the motorcycles going by.

Totally gratuitous sweater shot. Did I mention that I made it? And that it's got a hood?

Sleepy. (Please ignore the abrasion on the chin. Learning to walk is a dangerous business.)