Montana Road Trip: Yellowstone

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Montana Road Trip: Yellowstone

07/25/09

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What do you get when you mix thousands of square miles of wildlife sanctuary and an ancient, smoldering subterranean super-volcano ?
Why Yellowstone, of course!

Join the Brothers Johnson as they venture into Yellowstone to sneak up on buffalo and stop and smell the geysers.

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Josh & Dustin Johnson took a week to do a whirlwind tour of the Big Sky state. Watch their previous videos Montana Road Trip: Heading to Yellowstone & Notes from the Road: To move under the Big Sky. Next Episode: Glacier National Park!

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Joshua Johnson aka Joshywashington is a soggy Seattle based adventurer with a penchant for misty mountains and black coffee. Read Josh's BLOG, watch his VIDEOS and connect on TWITTER. He and his wife Bridget operate their New Media production company, Confluence Creative Media from Seattle and L.A.

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Tim Patterson replied on July 25, 2009

I can’t wait to get back to the Lamar Valley for some trout fishing.

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joshywashington replied to Tim Patterson on July 27, 2009

Lamar was amazing, the temperature dropped ten degrees and we wandered around keeping a look out for wolves

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Megan Hill replied on July 25, 2009

sweet footage, Josh. I need to get back to Yellowstone one of these days.

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joshywashington replied to Megan Hill on July 27, 2009

The only thing about Yellowstone I didn’t like was how little time I had to enjoy it!
I was truly amazed, the few short days Dustin and I spent were filled with discovery, I couldn’t keep batteries in my camera!

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Paul Sullivan replied on July 25, 2009

Very enjoyable watch guys, and a great insight for someone like me who hasn’t been there. Yet…

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Simone Marie replied on July 25, 2009

this is awesome footage, you guys! oh montana…just glimpsing those mountains as you drive by fills me with longing. i am envious!

the weight and speed of the buffalo remind me of the world’s most endangered mammal, the javan rhino, of which only 55 are left. the WWF finally got some footage of them recently, if you’re interested: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/mar/05/javan-rhino-wwf-footage

any gizzly run-ins?

…hilarious background music, by the way…the perfect touch

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joshywashington replied to Simone Marie on July 27, 2009

Yeah, Montana was everything it was cracked up to be, I mean you always hear about something being ever so grand but seldom does the moment exceed the anticipation, anticipation is everything they say. Well montana did and thanks for the compliment.

Thanks for the Rhino, linkage!
And funny you should mention El Grizzly…

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Hal replied on July 25, 2009

Yeah buffalo.

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dusty.j.summit replied on July 25, 2009

What about the Van Camp’s baked beans promo!?!?!

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joshywashington replied on July 27, 2009

I think that bit will end up in a blooper reel at some point with the countless other moments of spontaneous video goodness!

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