We made lollipops with Grandma Moser. The red are watermelon, the purple is chocolate peanut butter, and the orange is orange. The chocolate peanut butter didn't really taste that great, but it was just an experiment. We had fun doing it and that's what really counts. 
Elizabeth in front of a moose at one of Teton National Park's Observatory.
This is one of the geysers in Yellowstone. Overall, it was a great trip that won't soon be forgotten.
...And of course, we had to stop at Old Faithful. We happened to get there about 15 minutes before it erupted. After watching it erupt, we walked around the Old Faithful Lodge. It's pretty nice. ^This sign was in side the lodge.
We started out driving to Old Faithful and stopped to see these elk crossing a river. There's something we don't see everyday! Judith thought they looked more like horses than elk.
This is how close we were. Pretty cool.
This was another place on the way. We thought it was worth stopping for.
This chipmunk was moving so much. It was hard to get a non-blury picture. It was only in each position for mere seconds. Okay, so we do see stuff like this a lot, but this little guy was cute.
We stayed at West that night. These pictures were taken at the Bear & Wolf Discovery Center. Oh cute, a bear kiss!
The bears were pretty exciting, the wolfs, not so much.
These painted buffaloes were all over at West. Cameron & Jennifer thought they were cool enough to get a picture with. These were also the only buffalo we saw on the trip.
This was our last stop on the first day. What a gorgeous place. This was one of our favorite places in the park.
Not a fabulous picture, but everyone was in it.
This can pretty much speak for itself.
We saw mule deer when we were walking to the falls.
We went to Yellowstone National Park on August 6th and 7th. We didn't even see half the park, but we took a lot of pictures. It was so fun to have Rachael and Connor come with us. Our first stop was Noris Geyser Basin. It was exciting to see all the beautiful things around the park.
