…continuing onto Dillon

We started a climb that lasted about ten miles and culminated at Teton Pass. We had a calorie burn of about 115 per mile. When you consider that on a flat road, we average about 55-60 per mile, so it was an interesting climb.
From that point on, the day became warmer and, thanks to a higher power, the wind did not howl into our faces as it had on previous days.
Our night will be spent at the KOA in Dillon owned and operated by Bob and Pam Meyerson. This is a magnificent facility surrounded by beautiful landscape.
The Meyerson’s extended Steve and me an additional discount because we are bikers.
Hey, this gives us an opportunity to stay in a cabin instead of tenting for the night. You know what they say about creature comforts. ‘Til tomorrow, Bike Ted.