Traffic-Hams [2017-06-19]

The driving-in-summer drives me happy until the Yellowstone National Park route doesn't need to be driven.
In 2015, I wrote this: "The Yellowstone National park hosts unnumbered loads of visitors warping the roads and the trails like divisions of tanks on parade onto a crystalline meadow."
Then, 2017...
Mourning each last beat of joy at Grand Teton, and after having chosen to target the north via the unavoidable southwest passage through the Yellowstone, that morning I early took the road, expecting to shun the rush hours and the common traffic jams of the glorious landscape. Soon, despite the so-called early time frame, a jam ran down the tar. A weird one. Dozens of bison families were keeping their right on the road, toward the south; in the opposite direction and heading to the north, I was able to cross the herd without delay; yet, behind the confident wild families, hundreds of vehicles carrying crabbed characters were stuck, glued, pinned at the asphalt -- for hours!
Did I tell you that I scorn human-droves early in the morning?
Darn; Jams in the wilderness, or crass nonsenses.
[2017-06-19]

Written, Filmed, Edited and Directed by Philippe Bouyer.
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