Sort of a down day, as far as riding. Three of us spent the day in the Buffalo Bill museum. Jerry did laundry and washed his motorcycle. The museum was great and well worth the time it takes to see it all.
Kick stands up at 7:30. Had a nice breakfast and conversation with a life long Wyoming waitress. Then we “head out on the highway looking for adventure, in anything that comes our way”. Rode East on highway 16 to Buffalo then North past Sheridan where we caught highway 14 back West to Cody. A very nice ride with a light shower in the morning then dry skies the rest of the day. We arrived at the A Wyoming Inn at 3:30. A low budget motel but good enough for motorcycle guys. There was a noticeable lack of other folks staying here. 😟
Now comes the question “where are we going to go for supper”
Pictures: not a lot of scenery shots but maybe something that will entice you to come out here yourselves.
The one with the 3 boys was in Sheridan for a gas stop and ice cream.
Another great day. We had breakfast in Dubois. The cafe we wanted to eat at is closed on Wednesdays so drat. It’s a small town so not much to chose from so we had a burrito at a coffee shop. You can see the guys on their phones like a bunch of teenage girls.
Then we drove to a look out point to see The Tetons. That was after enduring a couple road construction stops. We made an easy decision not to continue on to Jackson and mingle with 100s of tourists. We rode back to Dubois and went to the new National Museum of Military Vehicles. It was awesome and I don’t use that word very often. I posted just a few pictures which is “ maybe 1/20 of what they had on display. We had a young tour guide who majored in modern history and was extremely knowledgeable on the Korean War and the Viet Nam conflict. My feet hurt when we were done.
Back to the motel in Riverton and ready for supper.
