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In 2013, English photographer Peter Thody and his wife Carole spent nine days searching for wolves in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley. This is Peter's vivid, poignant, and often hilarious memoir of a road trip that fulfilled a childhood dream.
Preface
Day 1 - UK to Utah, the Long Way Round
Day 2 - Salt Lake City, Utah to Afton, Wyoming
Day 3 - Grand Teton National Park
Day 4 - Tetons to West Yellowstone
Day 5 - West Yellowstone to Livingston
Day 6 - Livingston to Chico Hot Springs
Day 7 - Back into Yellowstone National Park
Day 7 - Yellowstone Wolves
Day 8 - Heading Back
Day 9 - Last Day on the Road
View more examples of Peter Thody's iconic photography of the American West
Book: "Yellowstone Roadtrip: In Search of the Lamar Valley Wolf Pack" by Peter Thody
For the minimal price of only $1.49 you can download the entire book on your Kindle.
Author Bio: Over the last several years, Peter Thody has written some of the best-read travel commentary on RoadTrip America, the world's leading resource of advice, inspiration and guidance on that most American of pastimes. His on-the-road reports have provided readers with a fresh perspective on the whole concept of the American roadtrip. That's because Thody is an Englishman -- clueless about some things Americans take for granted, unafraid to poke fun at heroes and traditions, and unabashed in his wonder at the beauty of it all.
Preface
Day 1 - UK to Utah, the Long Way Round
Day 2 - Salt Lake City, Utah to Afton, Wyoming
Day 3 - Grand Teton National Park
Day 4 - Tetons to West Yellowstone
Day 5 - West Yellowstone to Livingston
Day 6 - Livingston to Chico Hot Springs
Day 7 - Back into Yellowstone National Park
Day 7 - Yellowstone Wolves
Day 8 - Heading Back
Day 9 - Last Day on the Road
View more examples of Peter Thody's iconic photography of the American West
Book: "Yellowstone Roadtrip: In Search of the Lamar Valley Wolf Pack" by Peter Thody
For the minimal price of only $1.49 you can download the entire book on your Kindle.
Author Bio: Over the last several years, Peter Thody has written some of the best-read travel commentary on RoadTrip America, the world's leading resource of advice, inspiration and guidance on that most American of pastimes. His on-the-road reports have provided readers with a fresh perspective on the whole concept of the American roadtrip. That's because Thody is an Englishman -- clueless about some things Americans take for granted, unafraid to poke fun at heroes and traditions, and unabashed in his wonder at the beauty of it all.
