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This September my friend Justin Henry-Kluender and I flew N8BB to Cody, Wyoming for a two-day visit to Yellowstone National Park. The route of flight took us from our departure point near Morgan Hill over Lake Tahoe, across Nevada and parts of Utah and Idaho, across part of Wyoming and into Cody. We made a fuel stop in lovely Elko Nevada each way. Yellowstone National Park was gorgeous, from the beautiful lakes, forests, and meadows, to the abundance of wild animals such as bison, elk, deer, bears, and foxes. I was particularly interested in the wide range of geothermal features though.
Old Faithful We stayed at a motel in downtown Cody and were within walking distance of the various restaurants and shops in downtown. We spent two days in the park itself. The first day, we visited the West Thumb geyser basin and the Upper geyser basin, home of Old Faithful.
Crested Pool The second day, we visited the Norris Geyser Basin, the Mammoth Hot Springs area, and the Yellowstone Grand Canyon.
A bison
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