Eugene Glover Here’s something I’ve wanted to do for a long time: pizza reviews. Why me? Apparently because the world has gone to hell in a handbasket. I was watching the Food network this weekend and they had some sort of national pizza championship, and for starters, it was just wrong! 50% of the points awarded were … Read more
Since this is the shakedown cruise of the blog at Lone Locust, I make no apologies for the disorganized approach I’m using at the moment. It’s our first morning in Flagstaff and I’m the only one awake, I’m cathcing up on yesterday’s entry because I just didn’t get around to it last night. Without further … Read more
We’re in Flagstaff now, “enjoying” a “free” vacation at the Holiday Inn Express. “Free” because we were given a vacation package as a promotional distribution, but it turns out that, even though it really is a freebie, it is still tied with a timeshare and we can get some upgrades if we went to the … Read more
Not the same old lone Locust Page? No, no it isn’t. I’ve notived recently that most of my website stuff exists on my virtual domains, Lone Locust Travel, Fusion Patrol and Ninja Team. meanwhile my main domain languished with lack on content. So, the grand experiment: Blogging 🙂 Bear with me while I get this … Read more
June 5, 2001 – June 14, 2001 We’ve been in Taipei just over a week and things have finally begun shaking. When we arrived at Chiang Kai-Shek airport I was at first disappointed that we arrived at the old terminal 1 building. They recently opened a newer, bigger, more modern terminal 2. For whatever reason, … Read more
We made our way out of Jackson and back to Pocatello via the scenic route, over the Teton Pass. We went this way partially because I didn’t want to go into the lower plains any sooner than I had to, and partly because everywhere we went that damn WYDOT (Wyoming Department of Transportation) was tearing … Read more
We decided to try looking at the Tetons again. First we headed towards Teton Village, a small ski enclave near Jackson, at the base of the Teton range. We took the arial tramway to the top of Rendezvous point (10,000+ ft) and looked around at all the crazy places where skiers will try to kill … Read more
We were up at 5:00AM and out the door by 6:30 to meet the 7:00AM bus. Even though it topped 92 degrees on Monday afternoon, it was freezing at 6:30 in the morning. The bus headed south of Jackson, where we reached a boat dock on the Snake River where we were to take a … Read more
This was a long, long day! We travelled from West Yellowstone, Mt. to Jackson, Wy. First, we had unfinished business: We finally stopped at the Lower, Mid and West Thumb Geyser Basins. Once past these last stops, we headed directly to the Grand Teton National Park. As we got our first glimpse of the Tetons … Read more
This morning, my in-laws didn’t go with us. They were tired and wanted to take a day off. We headed across the northern part of the southern loop, towards the fishing bridge and lake. We stopped again in Canyon and asked about bison sightings. Thre had been none so far that day, but we were … Read more