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Moose and Squirrel!
... then on to Inspiration Point, overlooking the lake. Amy took the boat back across the lake to enjoy a little reading time in a rocker on the porch of the visitor center, while Stephen and David hiked a couple miles back around the lake. Before heading back to our campsite, we decided to head into the area of the park known as "Moose Junction" and immediately saw the ...
D10: More Food!
... Bring on a whole block of cheese. And butter too. I intended it to be my first meal upon getting back to Maryland, before delving into some really fun cooking stuff, like pizza!
While walking to get water with Noah during dinner, we both commented that we couldn't believe 10 days had gone by. It was true, though the days seemed to go by very slowly one-by-one, the net result of the last 10 days was one of sheer and unadulterated speed. One ...
D9: A Concert in the Wilderness
... crossing a hand-built footbridge over the Yellowstone River, perhaps a mile from our X as the crow flies, we walked past a rustic cabin with land surrounded by a fence containing 7 or 8 horses. Looked neat. More on this later.
Map skills were put to the test today, as we found ourselves on a trail heading west towards a big mountain when we clearly needed to head North to get to the lake, keeping the mountain to our west. We discussed for a few minutes and decided to ...
D8: Yellowstone Point...Oh the Majesty
... a seed of hope in an otherwise desolate landscape. And who knows how big that sprout might grow.
To add to the perfection of the scenery already branded into the my brain, I got the opportunity to do my spotlight at the Point. One could not ask for a better place to tell their 5-minute life story and to answer questions about it. I was very elated to be able to express myself in that way in that place. It was grand. The hour we spent up there was one I will never ...
D7: The Absaroka Mudslide
... X was across the creek from the trail we were on, so when we got roughly parallel with it, Jamie, Eric, and I crossed it to scout for camp. This involved a steep 50-60 foot decline that we had to maneuver down just to get to the river. Once we got there, we had to assess the river crossing as it looked a bit tricky, with lots of large rocks and some weird looking currents. My vantage point of the river also happened to provide quite a spectacular view in my ...
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