Well, not that much more. A little news though.

We're in Buffalo, WY for the night, camping at an RV park. Tomorrow we'll likely be able to make it to Yellowstone, although there's a chance we'll camp outside the East entrance.

In two days or so we expect to be back on the bikes and in Idaho. We'll be scrambling to make up time as we go, and it will be a race of sorts, but I'm looking forward to it. It's been good to catch up with my dad and Buddy, but it will be good to be back on the bike again and making our own way.

I've got three days worth of picture galleries to share, and I've seen some really fun things the last few days. We've been taking it easy as far as looking for sustainability, but we've definitely been doing some tough thinking and seeing some inspiring places.

We also passed a huge coal region around Wright, WY, and one of the largest mining operations I've seen (it was right on the main road). We took some crazy pictures, but it was just amazing and inspiring, in a different way than Crazy Horse, to see how the mines had ravaged the land.

Wyoming is beautiful in a lot of different ways, and it changes every time you look up or go over a hill, it seems. Gouging huge surface mines into these hills seems like such a waste.

Without more comment, here are a few of my favorite pics from the last three days:

South Dakota from Madison to Ft. Thompson:
http://www.changinggearsmovie.com/resources/photos/071308/index.html

Badlands, Black Hills, Mt Rushmore, Oreville, and Crazy Horse:
http://www.changinggearsmovie.com/resources/photos/071408/index.html

Crazy Horse (with better labels) and Wyoming:
http://www.changinggearsmovie.com/resources/photos/071508/index.html