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Gale and Judy took us on a month-long RV trip across the southern part of the United States in the summer of 2010. We went from Stanton to Dallas, to San Diego, up to L.A., over to Vegas, on across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona, through Denver and Kansas City, and ended the trip in St. Louis.
This year, the plan is to start in St. Louis, and Kansas City, then go north through Iowa and Minnesota, to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Across the Badlands, through Montana and into Yellowstone National Park. Then back up through Idaho and Washington State to Seattle. Then down the coast of Oregon, through the Redwoods of Northern California, to San Fransisco. Over to Reno and Lake Tahoe, to Salt Lake City, to Cheyenne, Wyoming, across Nebraska, back to Kansas City, and we’ll end the trip once again in St. Louis.
*From a photographers point of view, I would love to spend several days shooting each spot that we visit. But in reality, I’m just a tourist on this trip. So I do the best I can with the light that is in front of me.

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park

July 5th: Yellowstone National Park
Gale and Judy took us on a month-long RV trip across the southern part of the United States in the summer of 2010. We went from Stanton to Dallas, to San Diego, up to L.A., over to Vegas, on across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona, through Denver and Kansas City, and ended the trip in St. Louis.
This year, the plan is to start in St. Louis, and Kansas City, then go north through Iowa and Minnesota, to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Across the Badlands, through Montana and into Yellowstone National Park. Then back up through Idaho and Washington State to Seattle. Then down the coast of Oregon, through the Redwoods of Northern California, to San Fransisco. Over to Reno and Lake Tahoe, to Salt Lake City, to Cheyenne, Wyoming, across Nebraska, back to Kansas City, and we’ll end the trip once again in St. Louis.
*From a photographers point of view, I would love to spend several days shooting each spot that we visit. But in reality, I’m just a tourist on this trip. So I do the best I can with the light that is in front of me.

July 3rd: Lower Mesa Falls, Idaho

July 3rd: Upper Mesa Falls, Idaho

July 3rd: Upper Mesa Falls, Idaho

July 3rd: Upper Mesa Falls, Idaho

July 3rd: Upper Mesa Falls, Idaho
Ale-8s Across America

July 3rd: Upper Mesa Falls, Idaho

July 3rd: Upper Mesa Falls, Idaho
Cameron and a moose. Cameron is the one on the bottom.

July 3rd: Near Ashton, Idaho

July 3rd: Near Ashton, Idaho
Rows and rows of potatoes!

July 3rd: Near Ashton, Idaho
Cameron and a potato field

July 3rd: Near Ashton, Idaho

July 3rd: Ashton, Idaho

July 3rd: Ashton, Idaho
We had lunch at this 50-year-old drive in

July 3rd: Big Springs on the Henry Fork of the Snake River in Idaho

July 3rd: Big Springs on the Henry Fork of the Snake River in Idaho

July 3rd: The Montana and Idaho state line

July 3rd: The Montana and Idaho state line

July 4th: Dropping over the mountains in the Grand Tetons.

July 4th: Jackson Hole, Wyoming
The Elk Shed Antler Arch in the middle of the city

July 4th: The Grand Teton Mountains
We got a kick out of the fact that the Tetons were named by French Explorers in the early 1800s because the peaks reminded them of big breasts.

July 4th: Jackson Lake, in the Grand Teton National Park

July 4th: Jackson Lake, in the Grand Teton National Park

July 4th: Yellowstone National Park

July 4th: Yellowstone National Park

July 4th: Yellowstone National Park

July 4th: West Yellowstone RV Park
Gale and Judy took us on a month-long RV trip across the southern part of the United States in the summer of 2010. We went from Stanton to Dallas, to San Diego, up to L.A., over to Vegas, on across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona, through Denver and Kansas City, and ended the trip in St. Louis.
This year, the plan is to start in St. Louis, and Kansas City, then go north through Iowa and Minnesota, to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Across the Badlands, through Montana and into Yellowstone National Park. Then back up through Idaho and Washington State to Seattle. Then down the coast of Oregon, through the Redwoods of Northern California, to San Fransisco. Over to Reno and Lake Tahoe, to Salt Lake City, to Cheyenne, Wyoming, across Nebraska, back to Kansas City, and we’ll end the trip once again in St. Louis.

July 2nd: Rolling into West Yellowstone, Montana from South Dakota

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park
Laura & Cameron dipping their feet in the Madison River

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park
A cow elk rests between the breaks of the Madison River

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, The fountain Paint Pots

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, The Fountain Paint Pots

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, The Fountain Paint Pots

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, The Fountain Paint Pots

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, The Fountain Paint Pots

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, The Fountain Paint Pots

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, Old Faithful, erupting at 3:36 p.m.

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Lake

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Lake

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Lake

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Lake
Ale-8s Across America

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park
An Bull Elk rests along the road side

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park
Buffalo eating along the highway

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park

July 2nd: Yellowstone National Park
After a long day of sight-seeing Yellowstone National Park, Pap and Granny had a great supper waiting on us back at the RV.
Gale and Judy took us on a month-long RV trip across the southern part of the United States in the summer of 2010. We went from Stanton to Dallas, to San Diego, up to L.A., over to Vegas, on across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona, through Denver and Kansas City, and ended the trip in St. Louis.
This year, the plan is to start in St. Louis, and Kansas City, then go north through Iowa and Minnesota, to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Across the Badlands, through Montana and into Yellowstone National Park. Then back up through Idaho and Washington State to Seattle. Then down the coast of Oregon, through the Redwoods of Northern California, to San Fransisco. Over to Reno and Lake Tahoe, to Salt Lake City, to Cheyenne, Wyoming, across Nebraska, back to Kansas City, and we’ll end the trip once again in St. Louis.

June 30th: Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota

June 30th: Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota
Once again, I’m working on my Ale-8s Across America photo essay

June 30th: Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota

June 30th: Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota

June 30th: Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota

June 29th: Interstate 90, Wasta, South Dakota
Roadside Motel

June 29th: Interstate 90, Cactus Flats, South Dakota
No Webb Vacation would be complete without stopping at military museums. This was the Minuteman Nuclear Missile Launch Site. Had we gone to war with the Soviets during the Cold War, this is where some guy would have pushed the big red button that would have ultimately sent us all to oblivion.


June 29th: Interstate 90, Somewhere in South Dakota

June 29th: Interstate 90, Sturgis, South Dakota
Home of the great bike rally

June 29th: Interstate 90, Sturgis, South Dakota
Home of the great bike rally

June 29th: Interstate 90, Sturgis, South Dakota
Home of the great bike rally

July 1st: Somewhere in Montana
Nolan making the most out of a 9-hour drive across Montana.

June 30th: Keystone, South Dakota
The kids thought Mount Rushmore was okay…but thought a real gold mine was awesome!

June 30th: Keystone, South Dakota
The kids thought Mount Rushmore was okay…but thought a real gold mine was awesome!

June 30th: Keystone, South Dakota
The kids thought Mount Rushmore was okay…but thought a real gold mine was awesome!

June 30th: Custer, South Dakota
Custer National Park

June 30th: Custer, South Dakota
Custer National Park

June 30th: The Badlands National Park, South Dakota

June 30th: The Badlands National Park, South Dakota

June 30th: The Badlands National Park, South Dakota

June 30th: The Badlands National Park, South Dakota
Once again, I’m working on my Ale-8s Across America photo essay

June 30th: The Badlands National Park, South Dakota

June 30th: Near the Badlands National Park, South Dakota

June 30th: Near the Badlands National Park, South Dakota

June 30th: Near the Badlands National Park, South Dakota
Gale and Judy took us on a month-long RV trip across the southern part of the United States in the summer of 2010. We went from Stanton to Dallas, to San Diego, up to L.A., over to Vegas, on across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona, through Denver and Kansas City, and ended the trip in St. Louis.
This year, the plan is to start in St. Louis, and Kansas City, then go north through Iowa and Minnesota, to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Across the Badlands, through Montana and into Yellowstone National Park. Then back up through Idaho and Washington State to Seattle. Then down the coast of Oregon, through the Redwoods of Northern California, to San Fransisco. Over to Reno and Lake Tahoe, to Salt Lake City, to Cheyenne, Wyoming, across Nebraska, back to Kansas City, and we’ll end the trip once again in St. Louis.

June 27th: Newtown Pike, Lexington, Kentucky
I took this same picture at the beginning of the first trip in 2010.

June 27th: Interstate 64
Rolling through St. Louis

June 27th: Kansas City, Missouri
Traveling with a full range of transportation

June 27th: Kansas City, Missouri

June 27th: Kansas City, Missouri
In 2010 we stayed at the Worlds of Fun Amusement Park Campground. We returned two years later to the same conditions: 101 degrees, and sultry hot. Good thing they had a really nice pool.

June 28th: Somewhere Along Interstate 29 in Iowa
Hanging out in the RV while Pap drives us between the fields of corn in Iowa.

June 28th Somewhere Along Interstate 29 in Iowa:
Laura soaking it all in

June 28th Somewhere Along Interstate 29 in Iowa:
Cameron contemplates his next move.

June 28th: Somewhere Along Interstate 29 in Iowa
Hanging out in the RV


June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls South Dakota
Laura rummaging through the storage bins

June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
You can introduce your kids to America, but until they get older, nothing is going to beat a swimming pool!

June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
I asked Natalie out on our first date 21-years-ago

June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Hey Boo Boo!

June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
You can introduce your kids to America, but until they get older, nothing is going to beat a big trampoline at an RV Park.

June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Natalie and I enjoyed the Bouncing Pillow as much as the kids. The Yogi Bear Park was by-far the best RV park we had ever stayed in.


June 28th: The Yogi Bear RV Park, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Corn, Corn, and lots more corn!!!!

