SUMMER 2017: Back on the road again. SUMMER 2016: No travel. In health recovery mode. SUMMER 2015: Out West and house sitting SUMMER 2014: Out West SUMMER 2013: Back to Glacier NP; SUMMER 2012: Glacier NP; SUMMER 2011: Yellowstone and Glacier NP doubleheader; SUMMER 2010: Working on the Grand Canyon's North Rim; SUMMER 2009: June vacation in Nova Scotia; SUMMER 2008: Hiking in Yosemite National Park; SUMMER 2007: Alaska's Denali National Park; SUMMER 2006 :Gold Fever! in Skagway, AK
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Colors
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WY - - We're staying in West Yellowstone, Montana and exploring Yellowstone NP for a couple of days. America's first national park covers 2-million acres. We're at the North entry point to the park. There are three others, with the East entry area, our next destination, close to 100 miles away. It's easy to see how you could spend a lot of time here.
Yellowstone sits atop an active volcano although the last eruption was eons ago. However, that doesn't mean there isn't hydrothermal evidence of activity in the form of geysers, fumaroles, mudpots and hot springs. The acidic and mineral laden waters create vivid color combinations in some areas as seen above.
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