We Took Out the Trash—Yellowstone Edition

Well, we did it again. Armed with gloves, grabbers, and an irrational amount of optimism, the Old Faithful and Friends crew hit Highway 191 like a band of eco-friendly superheroes (minus the capes, plus a lot of bug spray).

Our mission? Clean up the western border of Yellowstone National Park before the local elk start giving us side-eye for trashing their front yard.

After hours of crawling through sagebrush, dodging suspiciously bold squirrels, and questioning our life choices every time we picked up a mystery object—we emerged victorious.

Here’s the haul:

🗑️ 16 bags of trash (yes, sixteen!)

🛞 3 whole tires

🐍 1 near heart attack caused by a stick that looked like a snake

We’re not saying we deserve a medal, but if someone wanted to name a geyser after us, we wouldn’t say no.

This cleanup wasn’t just about picking up junk. It was about giving Yellowstone’s edge a little love, and making the world a slightly less trashy place—literally.

Huge shoutout to everyone who joined in, whether you hauled bags, cracked jokes, or bravely fished a soda can out of a swampy ditch. You’re the real MVPs.

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