EDIT: Originally thought I had seen Phil passing me coming south on 89 . . .
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Hey, was it you ?
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If you saw us,
I was in front driving the 80, with my sister in the LX behind
We have my nephew Otto and my brother-in-law as passengers - on our way to White Pocket tomorrow, and then on to Yellowstone, taking scenic routes wherever possible
I was in front driving the 80, with my sister in the LX behind
We have my nephew Otto and my brother-in-law as passengers - on our way to White Pocket tomorrow, and then on to Yellowstone, taking scenic routes wherever possible
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I have been driving the Troopy and yes it's hard to miss but I don't remember being close to 89.
And available
Phil - Is this listed somewhere? Post a link please. Sweet ride!
maltec.org
Group buy on the Troopie.. that truck is sweet and beautiful interior.
Troopy is 100% new all the way to the wheel studs and the white color.
That was me returning from a weekend on the Kaibab and Marble Platform.
And, sorry for the late wave. I was a bit frazzled. I'd just survived a semi-truck driver's failed attempt at a six-car pass only a few minutes earlier.
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splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
It can be scary out there, some days I feel like I am driving in a third world country.
If you're not familiar with the John D. Rockefeller Memorial Highway it might be a trail to consider.
JDRMH bifurcates the Tetons and Yellowstone, a very obscure trail, I've done it a few times and it's not technically difficult., a beautiful drive.
If you continue up the Targhee National forest on the Idaho side and you'll see more wildlife, you'll end up at West Yellowstone if you continue North.
I typically begin from West Yellowstone, head down the Idaho side down through Targhee Nat'l Forest to Ashton and onto the J.D. Rockefeller Memorial Highway to the 191 down to Jackson for a beer.
Zona
JDRMH bifurcates the Tetons and Yellowstone, a very obscure trail, I've done it a few times and it's not technically difficult., a beautiful drive.
If you continue up the Targhee National forest on the Idaho side and you'll see more wildlife, you'll end up at West Yellowstone if you continue North.
I typically begin from West Yellowstone, head down the Idaho side down through Targhee Nat'l Forest to Ashton and onto the J.D. Rockefeller Memorial Highway to the 191 down to Jackson for a beer.
Zona
I hear ya. It felt like Thunderdome.
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sorry for misrecognizing you as Phil
glad you survived the semi - fortunately, we haven't had any such close calls
we had the privilege of passing a bison in the middle of the road yesterday - and a bear a bit up the road embankment
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snowing overnight and this morning 
And available
What's a ball park number on that type of rig, for a potential buyer.
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Thank you. This, right?
