Photos

A big buffalo near the side of the road.

They have the right of way. If you don’t respect their right to cross whenever they choose, they will flip your car over.

There’s a black bear in this picture. Can you see it?

Mountain goats, including some kids, running along the edge of the mountain.

The striations on the mountain were created by plate shifts and volcanic activity.

This is probably the best shot of the canyon we got.

I love how there is a disclaimer sign so people don’t get upset with the park for these guys trying to protect the bison herds.

Somehow I don’t think Nature did this.

Some neat-looking rushing water amongst some rocks.

Black Bear on the side of the ridge – on the hunt for baby elk.

A mule deer in the woods.

Another coyote.

A picture of some coyotes we saw after seeing a grizzly in the valley.

All of the laundromats we tried to use were either closed for the season or closed at the times we wanted to use them, so Kelsey washed our clothes in the bathtub.

An osprey nest on top of a tall rock.

A nice angle of the waterfall from a far-away observation platform.

Kelsey climbing around on rocks.

A narrow waterfall feeding into the Yellowstone.

Paul and Jill in front of the waterfall.

Kelsey and Kevin in front of the waterfall.

Everything here was cool.

This tree grew around a heart shaped rock.

It looks a little like a face, if you use your imagination.

Paul and Jill in front of the canyon.