Breath Taking
Downtown
Jackson Lake
I got in on Friday night and the fun began. My mom's best friend, Kathy, and mom picked me up at the airport where we dropped off my bags and then went down the street to a local bar, Stagecoach. The Stagecoach (we went to almost every day...it was literally 5 doors down from the house we were staying at) is what I think of when I think of a western bar. It had cowboys, and I mean real cowboys-hats, boots, the whole shabang; local hippies, people line dancing or square dancing; and lots of booze. It was awesome to say the least and such a different experience from the East.
Not to bore you with the little details of the trip, so I'll try and make it speedy. On Saturday, Mom and I ventured downtown Jackson. We went to the farmers market where I tried Elk and Buffalo meat (bought some jerky :)) and explored the different places my parents used to hang out. We stopped in at the Cowboy Bar, where my mom worked as a cocktail waitress years ago!! It was a really cool bar that had saddles as bar stools and was crowded even at noon!
Downtown Picture
Cowboy Bar
Downtown Jackson Hole and Moose
Picture from the Church my Parents got Married At!
On Sunday, Kathy took us down to Jackson Lake where we got to sunbathe--the sun is so much stronger there though it is so much cooler out! We even got to watch Kathy waterski, which was very impressive. I was surprised that people were actually in the water; it felt like it was 40 degrees in there, but since they are so used to the cold I guess they can handle it--not so much for this girl :)
Jackson Lake!
Kathy waterskiing in the Freezing water!
Eagle in the tree!
Eagle Flying
Me!
Mom :)
Teton Pass
Mom and I :) on the top of the Mountain by Tram
Bear sighting...sooo cool and close!
Mom and Kathy
I hope I didn't bore you too bad with all the details of my trip, but it was a wonderful experience and I had an absolute blast the entire time. I will definitely make it back--don't know if I can stand their winters, but I would love to go back in the warmer months again!!
As for life back in the east in South Carolina, I have a bunch of errands to run before this crazy weekend ahead :)
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