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Better quality pictures of the Brinkerhoff

From: Person, Fran
Sent: Monday, May 19, 2014 6:18 PM
To: 261penn@gmail.com; Hunter Biden (hbiden@senecaga.com); 'trailblazerbiden@gmail.com'
Cc: robinware456@gmail.com; Jill Biden (Jill.tracy2@gmail.com)
Subject: Grand Teton National Park - Brinkerhoff Lodge

Beau, Hunt, Ash -

To follow up on the proposed Biden Family trip to the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, staying at the historic Brinkerhoff Lodge overlooking scenic Jackson Lake...

Dates: Thursday, August, 7 - Monday, August 11

Can you see if those dates work with your schedules?

Attached to this email is a scanned PDF of the following:


1) Last year's memo from Secretary Salazar suggesting some of the iconic National Parks to visit - Grand Teton being list as #1.


2) Maps of Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park (linked to Grand Teton directly to the North). These give you an idea of where the Brinkerhoff Lodge is located on Jackson Lake - notice how close it is to Yellowstone and Old Faithful.


3) Information and pictures of the historic Brinkerhoff Lodge.


4) An archive LA Times story about the Brinkerhoff


Notes on Brinkerhoff Lodge from my conversation with former Secretary Salazar:

Sec. Salazar strongly suggest the Grand Teton's because of the Brinkerhoff Lodge. President's Kennedy, Nixon, Carter, and George W. Bush have all stayed at the Brinkerhoff. It sleeps 14 comfortably. It's a rustic cabin with amazing views of Jackson Lake. You have easy access to all that the Grand Teton's has to offer - Fishing, Swimming, Biking, Hiking, camping, boating/rafting/kayaking and is easily accessible to Yellowstone National Park just to the North. Secretary Salazar has stayed at the Brinkerhoff with his family, as well as the families of former EPA Admin Lisa Jackson and Sec. Lahood - all of whom loved it. He says that out of all of the National Parks, this is the perfect place for your family to thoroughly enjoy the full experience.

Links to Grand Teton National Park Service Website: http://www.nps.gov/grte/index.htm