Here is a picture of last night's RV park in Dubois, Wyoming. It was a chilly night. In fact, Norman had his jacket on when I woke up this morning.

 Our drive took us over three passes today. As we approached Teton Pass, we marveled at how much snow is still on the ground:

Soon we glimpsed the Tetons in the distance:

 

Here are the Tetons from the Grand Tetons National Park:

 

Our day's drive took us through some beautiful scenery. We stopped beside the Snake River to have lunch:

Our next stop was the visitor center at the Craters of the Moon. We watched a short film about the exploration of the area by Robert Limbert. He was a taxidermist looking for a dwarf grisly bear. Instead, he hiked through a remarkable area, located many volcanoes, water sources and caves. He published an article for National Geographic  in 1924 which led to the areas designation as a National Park.

 The lava fields extend for many miles. Norman and I won't be adding this hike to our wish list!

Tonight we are in Hagerman, Idaho. Tomorrow we are on to Oregon.