Travel

coyote in a winter wonderland
these pools are very very deep.
why what huge antlers you have!
our guide Zack was pretty fond of the duck, and was happy to pose in a picture with him
you can see the layers of silica that have formed over the years
until finally this pebble was big enough to be ejected from its (small) geyser
hey...uh....Mr. Buffalo, sir?
the sign says "unstable ground"...maybe you shouldn't walk there? I mean....oh, forget it
silty mud around the spring built up on everyone's boots causing us to carry around a couple extra pounds on our feet
these trees are called "bobby socks" for the layers of mineral that have formed over their trunks
We were full of faith this afternoon
a fisheye shot at one of the hot springs
elk on the banks of the Yellowstone River
this pool may look relaxing and inviting, but it's about 180 degrees in there.
those are real bear prints. I guess bears don't care if the concrete's just been poured.
Old Faithful
It was cool and everything, but as the little boy next to us said "Was that it?" It was no cooler than any other geyser we saw
"My very own lake?? Sweet!"
"Mom! This water is FREEZING!!!"

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