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Be warned that the snow machines coming in during the day really ruin the peace and quiet. If you head off into the woods on snowshoes or skis you can avoid the worst of it though.

I stayed in one of the cabins behind the snow lodge years ago. Spectacular place in the winter. Bring your cross-country skis and lots of warm clothes! It gets mighty cold there in January.

You are a great photographer, John. I lived in Jackson for 15 years. There are some great natural areas around there. Yellowstone in the wintertime is definitely worth doing. The west side of the Tetons are great too, and much less visited. You should check out Tom Mangleson; he's a local...

Congrats!

Very nice. That's a great spot that you have there.

Dang, that looks sweet!

We've had our panels for 16 years; when we bought them, I calculated that they would pay for themselves in 7 years, assuming no electric price increases(yeah, right). So we've had free electricity for at least 9 years. We don't have any storage system (it didn't pencil); we essentially use the...

The electricity that comes into my house is generated from solar on my roof. I have a solar-powered automobile. The nearest charging station is in my driveway. Everyone's situation is different

Hi, I looked into this earlier this year. I tried multiple carriers and one of the bidding sites. The cost turned out to be prohibitive for me. YMMV. Edited to say this was for cross-country transport. Good, luck. Ed

Finally cooling off at night here. This hot-spell has been brutal.

This is good advice, after our first trip, I have done the same.

I've been using Plex and Handbrake for years. They're a great combination, and Plex is amazingly good at what it does. My kid in Boston streams shows from my Mac in California just like it's Netflix.

I like your style, Mike!

Put them on a site like Flickr and link to that.

They are on iCloud. Right-click on them and select "open image in new tab" and they should show up.

OK, that's what I thought. Thanks, Cary!

I just tried to put our 560 in couch mode and found that the 2" mattress topper inhibits the frame from dropping in the notched blocks. How have others dealt with this? TIA, Ed

Dang!

I wouldn't say the setup was easy, but not bad. It does take a lot of space to set up because you have to have room to slide the poles in from the sides. You can easily pick it up to reposition it, and that is our plan. It will definitely fit over the galley hatch on an SUV height CI. Dome style...

John, those are spectacular images. I'm adding these parks to our list. Maybe this fall...Thanks for posting this.