Mark’s Photos #20
It was the year of the pandemic, 2020. I was out on a morning hike in November. The air was crisp, the days were short, and the leaves had turned. As I walked the...
It was the year of the pandemic, 2020. I was out on a morning hike in November. The air was crisp, the days were short, and the leaves had turned. As I walked the...
A float trip down the Yellowstone River at 11:30 was today’s adventure. We had to get out to the small town of Gardiner, MT. Situated near the north entrance to the park, it is...
July 4th. Today was a kind of rest day. We spent the day outside the park in the small town of West Yellowstone. We started out with breakfast at Running Bear Pancakes House for...
Since we got home pretty late last night, we all slept in this morning. Our son and daughter-in-law decided to stay home since he was having a painful flare of an old shoulder injury....
In February of 2022 I was on a training hike out west of Eugene early in the morning. The overcast sky lent an air of winter to the scene, as I walked on the...
Milo, the oldest child awoke throwing up and feeling bad. When Sinclair, our daughter-in-law, also felt bad we decided to postpone our usual 7:30-ish departure and see how people were doing given a little...
2 responses to “Yellowstone Family Trip-4”
I love that you make the “covered wagons” an adventure. You knocked it out of the park with the sunset picture above the Gibbon River.
Thanks Dan. It was a fun excursion durning which we saw bear, buffalo, pronghorn antelope, a coyote, and mule deer. And the sunset that evening on our drive home was just astounding. The Gibbon River shot was just out the van window as we whizzed past. As I often say, “It is better to be lucky than good.”😃