mountains
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Sunday Stills – Favorite Landscape – 01.31.21
Colter Bay in Grand Teton National Park Continue reading
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SQUARES – The Hoppy Kind
This jackrabbit got spooked by us while we were bushwhacking up the side of a mountain in Death Valley National Park. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Kinda Ready
Most honeymoons would not have the word “desert” as part of the festivities. I’m kinda weird! Continue reading
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Living In The Moment – Grand Tetons National Park – Jenny Lake – Sunset
When we got to the lake, the sunset peaked through broken clouds with the wind blowing hard enough to almost knock me off my feet a few times. When you have strong winds in a mountain environment, it’s a lot… Continue reading
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Living In The Moment – Grand Tetons National Park – String Lake – Paddle
To hear only the sounds of nature and feel the movement of the water under you, makes you part of our natural world. It cleanses the soul and fills your spirit with a renewed sense of purpose. A purpose larger… Continue reading
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SQUARE TOPS – ON TOP OF THE WORLD – Trout Lake
Frank and me at the Trout Lake after hiking 1.2 miles up 150 feet of elevation to reach the top of this beautiful lollypop loop trail around the lake. Trail leading to the top of our destination, Trout Lake. Click… Continue reading
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Living in the Moment – Day 4 – Paddling the Yellowstone River
Today we were going to paddle the untamed Yellowstone River in our Sea Eagle white water kayak. Continue reading
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Photo of the Day – 2.2.20 – Fog/Mist
Fog descending off the Grand Teton mountains on the back side of the range in Targhee, Idaho. It enveloped the valley between where we took this and facing this mountainside. Photo of the Day is hosted by Maria at citysonnet.… Continue reading
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Living in the Moment – Day 3 – Mt. Washburn – YNP
Mount Washburn is located in the north central part of Yellowstone National Park with a peak elevation of 10,243 feet (3,107 m). Continue reading
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Living in the Moment – Day 2 – Trout Lake
Trout Lake was worth the 150 feet of elevation that we had to climb to get to this peaceful clear lake. Continue reading






