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Yellowstone Lake eruption, April 1, 2009
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I am back from our trip into the Mountain West - and it was great (see some of the pictures below). We hit Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, the Tobacco Root Mountains, Glacier and Craters of the Moon - and the weather held out on us just fine.
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The Yellowstone River, photographed near Tower Falls in Yellowstone National Park.
Brian another magnificent shot, have you thought of making a photo travelogue for the National Park system?
Were you able to photo Yellowstone wolves?
Jeff; Thanks! I am glad that you have been enjoying them. I had thought about writing up something of a travelogue, but I did not think that my little adventures would be that interesting. Eventually I might upload the collection of shots to an image hosting site so that they all can be viewed in order.
My wife and I tried for two days to see one of the Hayden Valley packs near Grizzly Lookout. No luck. The first day was too foggy, but one the second we were able to hear them. Again, there was too much fog to see them or photograph them, but it was still amazing. With any luck I will see them when I eventually return.