We just got back from Yellowstone and Granite Springs and several other wonderful places in Wyoming. We went up to Red Lodge Montana and then cruised over to the Big Horn mountains and stayed at West Tensleep camping area. It was beautiful but you'd wake up with frost on the ground and there was still snow in the campground. We left went West Tensleep on 13 June. All rivers were running at full capacity but we only had problems with mosquitoes at Yellowstone at dusk. We stayed at Fishing Bridge. The trip up to Granite Springs was beautiful and we went very slow because of the potholes. I learned a valuable lesson up there. When we came down it had been raining quite a bit and we more or less came down in a controlled slide with our 25 ft FB Interstate. The road was extremely greasy and you couldn't slow down or speed up too much. If I did it again, I would wait until the road dried out a little bit before I came down. It's a fantastic place to go. If you ever come out of the big horns and end up in Buffalo Wyoming, stop at Tom's city diner on the main drag. It's a great place to eat.
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