Bush Legacy Tour

WESTERN, US-The bus made a long journey from South Dakota to Idaho this weekend with our determined driver Joel at the helm. Along the way, they hit some important stops. The bus pulled into Mount Rushmore Friday morning. The bus was first greeted with the helpful smiles of the park rangers who were more than accommodating. The rangers went out of their way to help find a good parking space and helped accommodate the amazing snapshot below. The tourists stopped at Mount Rushmore crowded around the bus and it was photographed almost as much as the four statesman carved in the mountain. The reception at Mount Rushmore was amazing. One woman who had been taking photos of Mount Rushmore all morning said that, “This bus is the most patriotic thing I have seen all day.”

The next stop on the way west was Yellowstone National Park. The bus entered the north entrance from Montana into Wyoming. The height clearance was tight. A very friendly park ranger said that the bus was the biggest vehicle she had seen come through the park in the five years that she had been there. Once again the tourists took a strong interest in the bus. There were a number of campers eating and hanging out at the campground who came out of their campsites to take pictures of the bus as it drove through. Lots of thumbs up and “hey I like your bus” came from Yellowstone Visitors. With all of the accolades and fane-fare for the bus, the 45-mile trip from the North to the West entrance took over two hours!