We're BACK

We're all back and all safe at home. The van made it back (in one piece mind you) and we're all adjusting to having beds to sleep in. I'll try to get a few pictures of the van once we get it cleaned up and empty because... yes... it is for sale. I've gotten the "final" CD of pictures made up and if you want a copy try and get ahold of me, or my brother Michael for a copy.

Email me @ Cowhunter22@hotmail.com if you have any questions/comments/inquires and I'll get back to you. THANK YOU for all of the support everyone gave us before, during, and after the trip. It was a once in a lifetime thing, and definitely worth every second. Thank you all.

As of right now, we're south of Colorado springs, tomorrow we head towards Denver-ish. From San Francisco to here.... it has been boiling hot, 107+ degrees from mid cali till we got to colorado, the desert... lives up to its name, we had a little bit of an overheating problem, but one stop and we're all good, nothing's cracked. Vegas... is somthing to be seen, we ate at the Hooters Hotel, and walked around for quite a while, bright place, not to mention it was over 100 even after midnight. After that we hit up the Grand Canyon, quite the grand view, ha. We've gone so many places it really is hard to remember what all we have done in the past few days. Today we went to the Great Sand Dunes in Colorado. It's an odd odd place... more or less like somone took a trillion tons of sand and just decided to dump it by some mountains. it was literally like a two mile hike to the top of a dune. that should get us caught up and up to date. time to wade through the pictures and find some

From Seattle to San Fran

Lets hear it for the Northwest. I love it. Seattle is one of the coolest places i've ever been in my life, definitly could stand living there, Pike's place market, the harbor, the space needle, cool cool things. The forests here.... take what we have at home, make it grow 10 times faster and BOOM, you have what is here, we went to the Hoh Rainforest, yes, 'rainforest' (142" of rainfall anually) and it was spectacular, then we kept on trucking down 101, and have made it to the redwoods. Honestly there are no words to explain them. They were so amazing we finally just pulled over and started trecking through them, amazing what you'll find off the beaten path, fallen logs so big you can run across them like flat sidewalks, forest floors covered in shamrocks, hollow stumps big enough to lay down in. They had to make me leave.... time to look though the pictures and see what i can find.

Glacier National Park

You guys should come here.... it's quite nice, personally my favorite thing we've gone through so far. We were about 8000 feet up the whole time, driving on some narrow curvey HIGH up roads. Mountain goats, snow capped mountains, and awesomeness. And of course, here's some new pictures.

INTERNET THAT WORKS :D

The house chance came home to when he was born- Miner, Montana

Some hole that spewed water.

Ohh wow, Mullet-tastic!

butterfly deathtrap!

We're in montana now, gotten through yellowstone, amazing place, Tons to see there, always seems to be different things around each bend in the road. Yellowstone Lake is amazing, it is gigantic, the gysers... are almost creepy, and the landscapes never get old, quite nice. We're sitting in a laundry mat right now washing up and have finally gotten a decent connection, if you didnt notice, i updated the 2 posts below and am in the process of getting more pictures on this post, everything's gone great so far, Dave & Mary Heller gave us another place to shack up, some awesome hamburgers, and one of the best views so far, they're some really cool people. (the pictures are in no particular order)