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Gallery 11

YELLOWSTONE & GRAND TETONS

15 National Park Photos
Waterfalls - Steaming Ponds - Wildlife

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Grand Tetons at Jackson Lake Wyoming
©0114 Grand Tetons Part 1
Grand Teton Mountains reflected in Jackson Lake
©0115 Grand Tetons Part 2
Grand Tetons triptych of Jackson Lake
©0116 Grand Tetons Part 3
Piedmont Lakes, Wyoming Grand Teton National Park
©0117 Piedmont Lakes
Fort Yellowstone buildings Wyoming
©0118 Fort Yellowstone
Minerva Terrace; Mammoth Hot Springs; travertine terraces made of limestone (calcium carbonate)
©0119 Minerva Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park - elk at Yellowstone
©0120 Elk in Reflection
Gallatin Hills Montana Gate of Yellowstone National Park
©0121 Gallatin Hills
Artist Point, Yellowstone waterfalls
Yellowstone Waterfall
©0122 Artist Point
Geyser steam, Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Hot Spring
©0123 Steamy Flowers
Minerva Springs is a closeup of travertine limestone terraces
Travertine Terraces
©0124 Minerva Closeup
black bear in aspens at Yellowstone
Yellowstone Wildlife
©0125 Bear in Aspens
Gibbon Falls painting
©0126 Gibbon Falls
Buffalo at Yellowstone
©0127 Buffalo on River
Boiling Mud at Yellowstone
©0128 Boiling Mud
Upper Yellowstone waterfalls Wyoming
©0129 Upper Yellowstone Falls
Yellowstone Canyon hillside cliff
©0186 Yellowstone Canyon

This gallery is ...Montana's door to 2.2 million acre Yellowstone National Park opens through the "Gallatin Hills" of  the Gallatin National Forest.  Once in the park, you see "Steamy Flowers"as you meander to "Minerva Hotsprings" and pause to see the intricate sculpture of  limestone Travertine terraces at a " Minerva Closeup".   "Fort Yellowstone", once red roofed army barracks, now offers comfort, park information, and lodging for park workers.  From anywhere in this geyser country, you can see "Boiling Mud" and catch Old Faithful bursting steam every 79 minutes.
     Though "Gibbon Falls" roars, an "Elk in Reflection" can be found just around the corner.  The uniqueness of the Grand "Canyon of Yellowstone" convinced congress to make Yellowstone the first National Park in America.  "Upper Yellowstone Falls" pours through valleys to plains where "Buffalo on the Yellowstone" can be seen roaming freely.  The Lower Yellowstone River's "Artist Point" is among the most visited sights in the world.  You must look carefully to see a "Bear Among the Aspens" as they, too, call Yellowstone their home. 
     Sunset on the "Piedmont Lakes" characterizes the east fork of the Yellowstone River.  The "Grand Tetons at Jackson Lake"  coaxes you out of beautiful Yellowstone.

from "Compelling Landscapes" Gallery 11...



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