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  • Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Reflections

    Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Reflections

    Continuing on our journey the sunset starts to get sandwiched between earth and the storm, bearing down on us as we expect to get rain any moment.

    Copper
    Bacon
    Levels of reflection
    Storm sandwiching the sunset and earth
    Senior portrait
    Darken sunset
    Travertine
    Lean on me
    Sprite

  • Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Travertine Wonders

    Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Travertine Wonders

    Our walk through the terraces, yes on the beaten path, continues with the wonderment of the travertine structures.

    Travertine shades
    Could be another planet
    Mammoth Wyoming
    Terraces of travertine
    Boardwalk
    Separation of depth

  • Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Hot Springs

    Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Hot Springs

    Continuing on … yes, still on our after dinner walk. Common! How many pretty pictures can one handle in a day. I need time to marvel and enhance. These are some photos to savor.

     

    Mount Everts – http://www.hillmap.com/m/ag1zfmhpbGxtYXAtaGRychULEghTYXZlZE1hcBiAgIC0seK6CQw
    Dark Lord
    Photo by Mo Mislivets AKA Snuggles
    Another World
    Layers of Color
    Prehistoric
    Layers of Life
    Money Sacks … um … my name, not the spring’s name. Actually I don’t know what the springs name is.
    Orange Slide
  • Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Terraces

    Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Terraces

    As a storm rolled in we thought it would be nice to take a walk after a feast of tacos at the Chittenden House. That walk turned out to be a foray into the terraces for the evening. Approaching them I realized I had never visited the terraces. Maybe not an off the beaten path effort but then the storm drove the hoards away so that in itself is not exactly popular. The thunder solidified that we would be alone.

    Stormy white contrasts
    Platforms allow one to roam among the hot springs.
    Storm clouds looming, the flat light gives the area a eerie feeling.
    Interesting structure
    Screem
  • Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Osprey Falls

    Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Osprey Falls

    One adventure we had was to hike to Osprey Falls. Totally worth it … and so was the nut butter sandwich picnic and dip.

    Now this is a beaten path
    The falls come into view
    The path to the best view around Bunsen Peak
    A panoramic view showing the colors
    Asprey Falls in full glory
    The path goes around some big boulders
    Sheepeater Canyon
    The scene
    Spectacular spires of rock jetted from the canyon floor everywhere.

     

  • Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Sheepeater

    Off the Beaten Path in the Park – Sheepeater

    Our friend Paul visits and what to do? How about stay in a historic building in Yellowstone National Park and then visit some of the attractions both popular and off the beaten path. Day one included a bike ride up Bunsen Peak Trail to Sheepeater Canyon. https://photos.app.goo.gl/q7Td6KbbtmDVO3RN2

    The hike, once we locked our bikes, started out as a nice path through the grass. We rode to the trail via the Bunsen Peak Trail from Mammoth.
    Taking Paul to a place that most visitors to Yellowstone dont stop to visit, Sheepeater Canyon.
    Path following the rim of Sheepeater.
    Looking down river of Sheepeater Canyon.
    Sheepeater Canyon
    Interesting volcanic rock walls on the hike.
    Watch your step
    The rock formations in the canyon
    This held up the hiking party for a tiny bit.
  • Along comes Paul

    Along comes Paul

    A collection of images between Yellowstone National Park and Livingston. And look what shows up. A friend. Paul Bardis shows up for an adventure.

    Yellowstone park wildlife
    Before Paul I was walking up the Suce trail to get some runs in.
    Some random fun in YNP
    When Paul arrived we went out to a local trail … I snapped this one as we rode up the hill.
    Riding the Turner he surveys a line through the mud.
    A storm rolls in on Paul and I as we rode down Dry Creek Trail.
  • 2018 Revenge Enduro

    2018 Revenge Enduro

    The transition slog all the way to the top
    Almost there
    The top of stage 1
    Hard corner
    Cruising
    Nice corner!
    What the f*** stick
  • Changes

    Changes

    Winter battling Into Summer
    We all need to change
  • Comparing Skies

    Comparing Skies

    Our blessed gravel grind
    Ynp may just have better Meadows than the rest of us
    Meanwhile in Yellowstone National Park
    Sky has no respect for landowners
    Leading the way home in Livingston Montana
  • West Pine Day 2

    West Pine Day 2

    A beautiful morning scene from camp
    Me, Myself, and I in the Morning Light.
    Our camp for the
    Flowers near
    There’s this old road going up Pine Creek.
    Purple and bold, doesn’t look friendly.
    Another purple
    Pine Creek is unique and almost makes you feel like you are in why somewhere like in a volcanic area.
    Dark and spooky with rocks to match
    Mo catches up.
    What wild animals see when you come upon them.
    Mo comes down through the wildflowers as we come back down Pine Creek on the old road.
    All these weird Butterflies by all the wet areas.
  • West Pine Day 1

    West Pine Day 1

    Today was a hot day to be climbing the ridge.
    Cruisy takes a rest break overlooking the Paradise Valley
    Cruzee stands in front of Chimney Rock across the valley
    West Pine Trail Ridge
    Things started to look nasty as we approached the junction with Dry Creek Trail
    Well I made it to the turnaround point in The Junction to North Dry Creek. Snuggles had already turned around because of the impending thunderstorms.
  • Here

    Here

    Hitting up Gils Goods for breakfast
    Passing by some old historics on a gravel grinder
    Some shade would be nice
    Stop off at Katabatic to have a pint of what turns out to be our last great beer of this quality … they discontinued it.

     

  • Here and There

    Here and There

    My work
    Mo’s work
    Mo snaps off a photo of where she is at …
    … and I snap one off here

  • 2018 Enduro Pescado

    2018 Enduro Pescado

    Turning in.
    My camping setup was inside of Elle.
    With Huckleberry season in full swing the lines at the lift ticket office or pretty large.
    A View From a lift
    Crazy train coming down the mountain.
    A job well done on practice day.
    Morning sunrise at camp.
    A sweet trail that I didn’t get to partake in this weekend.
    I think maybe this Trail was called to Crazy Train
    Awaiting the stage
    A Sweet Corner overlooking Whitefish
    Onlookers check out a rider doing the drop
  • West Boulder Plateau Day 4

    West Boulder Plateau Day 4

    Saying goodbye to our living space for a couple days.
    It’s good to be out in summer.
    Ouch
  • West Boulder Plateau Day 3

    West Boulder Plateau Day 3

    The morning sun hit our tent and I attempt to dry my gear from the hike up last night.
    A beautiful morning here in the Absaroka.
    Home for two days … maybe three.
    Morning planning session.
    Mo climbing up from the un-named lake we were staying at.
    An offshoot of Falls Creek Drainiage.
    Looking towards Marten and Black Peaks.
    The panoramic view from the tom of West Boulder Plateau.
    The explorer … cuddles.
    Beautiful flora in which we stated would make a great lawn if we were to own a house.
    With all this snow it was lucky we found a place to pitch a tent.
    The three un-named lakes we targeted yesterday … we ended up at the last one.
    Looking back towards the Great Falls Creek drainage for which we came up last night.
    Our abode for two nights.
    A very wet meadow.
    Time to make a fire and start supper.
  • West Boulder Plateau Day 2

    West Boulder Plateau Day 2

    West Boulder Plateau Day 2
    Relaxing in the morning while I run around shooting video with my Pixel 2.

    West Boulder Plateau Day 2
    With the morning fire dwindling we need to get going, time to pack the packs.

    West Boulder Plateau Day 2
    And we begin to climb …

    West Boulder Plateau Day 2
    And … CLIMB
    West Boulder Plateau Day 2
    The last bit of daylight to make the surge to the last lake were we are hoping there is a place to put a tent.
    West Boulder Plateau Day 2
    End of day 2 …o/o