yellowstone in winter

On our second day they steered us to Bullwinkle's Saloon & Eatery,
characterized as the best food in town where we were introduced to the owner
and proprietor, Jackie LaFever. Jackie appreciated the fine wines we brought
to enjoy almost as much as we enjoyed the hearty and delicious meals she
served. Huge bowls of thick soups and stews, outstanding cuts of beef and
fresh vegetables kept us fueled up for our adventures as we repeatedly
visited Bullwinkle's for our evening meals.

In the summertime Mike Jeff and IJ had to wait and wait for table, finally
ate at bar , but will go back.. Much better than drug store lunch in Ennis
where Danl spilled white salad dressing all over his crotch and the young
waitress cam over with a rag to clean it off---

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On our second day they steered us to Bullwinkle's Saloon & Eatery,
characterized as the best food in town where we were introduced to the
owner and proprietor, Jackie LaFever. Jackie appreciated the fine wines we
brought to enjoy almost as much as we enjoyed the hearty and delicious
meals she served. Huge bowls of thick soups and stews, outstanding cuts of
beef and fresh vegetables kept us fueled up for our adventures as we
repeatedly visited Bullwinkle's for our evening meals.

In the summertime Mike Jeff and IJ had to wait and wait for table,
finally ate at bar , but will go back.. Much better than drug store lunch
in Ennis where Danl spilled white salad dressing all over his crotch and
the young waitress cam over with a rag to clean it off---



Just keep an eye on that credit card.....as I recall it, the story was you
had lost it last time we visited Bullwinkle's (you "miraculously" found it
later on in the trip..).

I am jealous though, Yellowstone in the Winter..how is/was the weather? And
maybe the fishing?