07/09/13, 05/17/20
Trafalgar's Scenic Parks Explorer, June 2013 - Page C

Also see 1996 pages (A Through I) for other photos of National Parks.

Salt Lake City continued.  The following photos were taken in the North Visitor Center.

The Optional Tour offered in Salt Lake City was Dinner at the Lion House Pantry with a
tour of the Beehive House (once Brigham Young's homes) and gardens.  
The gardens were beautiful and the food was delicious!  

We had a guide give us a tour of the gardens, pointing out flowers as we walked and
explaining buildings in the area, etc.  After the garden tour we were given a tour of the
houses and then had dinner.

Optional Tours were offered at an additional fee in most locations and were beyond what
was scheduled and already paid for.
Tabernacle from inside Visitors' Center
The Temple
Administrative Building
Angel
Moroni
The Temple from the pool which was in the center of
all the buildings.
Eagle on the Eagle Gate Monument.
Great Salt Lake as seen from bus as we were leaving
Salt Lake City.


Every morning the routine would be similar.  
Buffet breakfast was usually at 6 a.m.,
luggage had to be in or out of room by 7 or 8,
and we'd leave by 8 or 9.

Every day, we'd make stops along the way.  
Once in the next destination, the Tour Director
would explain things to us as we drove to
the hotel.  In larger cities, we'd take a tour of the
city before going to the hotel.

We left Salt Lake City on June 20th and headed for
Jackson, Wyoming.
Coal Mine
Northern end of Great Salt Lake
Have no clue what this is but sure think it's a great shot.  
We were on our way to Jackson, Wyoming.

On our way to Jackson, we took the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway and stopped at Bear Lake Valley.
Brigham City
The lovely Rockies
The cloud formations in some areas were incredible!
Cache Valley
We left Utah, entered Idaho and made a stop
in Montpelier.

At right is a photo of a mural on the wall.
Countryside as we drove to Jackson, Wyoming.
Arch of Elk Horns
Postcard
Grand Tetons from the bus!
We took a spin through the town then headed to view the
Grand Teton while the sun was still shining.
The town of Jackson.  

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Hanging on the porch of the hotel.
Mother with children
Snake River
Why A.D. 33?  I can only surmise it's because
it is alleged Christ died in A.D. 33.  Some say the
crucified was on April 3, 33 A.D.
South Cache.  At the end of this road is where we had
dinner, Lift Restaurant.  The ski slope can also be seen