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Billie thanks for the welcome, I will be working at Grand Teton National Park as a plumber, my wife will probably be working in food service. This is also our first year doing this kind of thing. I am starting to get anxious to get on the road. I hope that it will turn out to be a great experience. Good luck and hope you have a fantastic summer. Garlan
Billie,
Ha ha for some reason I thought you where going to Yellowstone. Well have fun in Glacier too!! I've heard nothin but good things up there.
Clayne~
Hows it going billie?
Any questions you have about the Park or DNC, just give me a holler, I know allot, plus if i don't know, then i know someone that can answer it for you.
And welcome to the family, and check out this site;
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Clayne~
I would like to do it again .... however my next gig will be in Alaska! After that I might return to Yellowstone or the Grand Tetons, or I may opt to hang up my seasonal work cap :-) As for tips, the first step is securing a job. Start applying the first of January to those locations you most want to work at. Keep in mind you will not be paid much (usually minimum wage) so it is difficult to save a lot of money. If you must have substantial income to pay bills back home, then seasonal work may not be for you. I basically broke even the summer I worked at Yellowstone (but had the best summer of my life!).
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