Lone Star Geyser Yellowstone National Park

... surface, and gradually merging into a light fog bank that hid the birds and fishermen. Shortly after that, I went to see the Lone Star Geyser.  Along the way, I stopped for my first Continental Divide crossing, where, as per usual, I acted like a ...

... the sites around here including the Fairy Falls, the Midway Geyser Basin, Fountain Paint Pot, Kepler Cascades and finally the Lone Star Geyser.  We were very lucky that the Lone Star Geyser erupted 15 minutes after our hike there  I cannot put ...

... , followed a river and we were ambushed by  a whole hoard of mosquitoes. And then when we reached our destination (Lone Star geyser) we found out we had missed its spectacular eruption by five minutes. We were so disappointed. And then  on the ...

... Our bodies really are amazing in how they adapt; less than a week ago, 75 degrees in Miami Beach felt warm!  Lone Star Geyser goes off approximately every 3 hours, so there really is only the expectation of seeing it and having lunch nearby.  ...

... a rocky day, we’ve come full circle. Tomorrow, we’re leaving the confines of West Yellowstone for the outdoor mecca of Grand Teton National Park.  Despite having had lots of fun in Yellowstone, I’m tired to the long distances ...