The lodge.
A hot spring.
Steam rises above the hot springs.
Rainbow Pool, temperature 161 F.
Bubbling mud pots!
Steam coming up from a hot spring.
Geyser!
04 September 2010
More pictures from Yellowstone National Park
The lodge. A hot spring. Steam rises above the hot springs. Rainbow Pool, temperature 161 F.Bubbling mud pots!
Steam coming up from a hot spring.Geyser!
Old Faithful
Here we are waiting for Old Faithful to go off, listening to the Park Ranger's talk about geothermal events!
Look! These were the fireworks we saw on July 4, 2010!
Yellowstone!
We finally made it up to Yellowstone National Park! William and Margaret help Eric walk to the restaurant!
Jackson by horseback
The kids got a little taste of riding horses in Jackson.
William loved it.
Margaret was petrified.
So this very smooth-talking cowboy calmed her down.
Soon, she wanted us to buy her a pony!
Boat across Jenny Lake to Hidden Falls
We took a boat across Jenny Lake
and then hiked uphill for a while, over bridges
until we got to Hidden Falls! Well worth it!
Lake Taggart Trail in the Tetons
The entire clan went on a four mile hike in the Tetons.
As I slowly lose my memories about what it was really like, I have only fond memories of the landscape, the lovely time with the family, the perfect weather.
No whining or fit throwing at all in this entire picture!
I see the moon.
Eric liked his ride.
Everyone behaved very responsibly on all bridges.
Oh, it was so magestic!
It was nearly fourth of July, and the national parks are one of the things I appreciate most about America.
Woah, that must have been a really big bear who sharpened his claws on this tree - RECENTLY. This prompted Grandpa to sing... to scare any bears away. Believe me, when Grandpa sings any bear would flee in terror!
Close enough to a bear for Dr. Hausfrau!!
Eric was lulled to sleep by all the commotion.
As I slowly lose my memories about what it was really like, I have only fond memories of the landscape, the lovely time with the family, the perfect weather.
No whining or fit throwing at all in this entire picture!
I see the moon.
Eric liked his ride.
Everyone behaved very responsibly on all bridges.
Oh, it was so magestic!
It was nearly fourth of July, and the national parks are one of the things I appreciate most about America.
Woah, that must have been a really big bear who sharpened his claws on this tree - RECENTLY. This prompted Grandpa to sing... to scare any bears away. Believe me, when Grandpa sings any bear would flee in terror!
Close enough to a bear for Dr. Hausfrau!!
Eric was lulled to sleep by all the commotion.
Grand Teton National Park
It is impossible to capture the beauty of the Tetons in a single shot! Maybe the only person who can take a good picture of a landscape like this is our friend www.brettdeacon.com .
Georg und Verena!
Sean and I love the opportunity to show off the natural beauty of Wyoming.
This time, Sean got to show Georg and Verena of Hamburg!
Can you see the marmot? Look harder!
It's even easier if you use your zoom lense!Thanks for visiting and for your very thoughtful gifts
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