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Yellowstone closed part of the park while we were there. We thought there might have been an accident or a similar type of incident. Later we found out that it was due to too many visitors and the park could no longer accommodate the crowds. Yikes! I came here to see nature not crowds! there must be other beautiful places to see, and we can try Yellowstone agin after the Eclipse crowd thins out. For our third day in Idaho we decided to strike off and see the Idaho country side. Good choice. We wanted to head in the direction of Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho. Off we go following the less traveled side roads. The first 30 plus miles took us through rolling hills with sage brush and accompanying us on the route were about 500 bikers. They were in all shapes and sizes pedaling their way across the country side. It looked like a well organized fund raising event. When we finally came to a stop sign we realized we had taken ourselves probably 40 mile away from the dire...

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