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Monthly Archives: November 2017
A Frosty Yellowstone Morning
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If I thought it had gotten chilly overnight when I was in Jackson, when I woke up Tuesday morning, it was as though Yellowstone was telling me, “Those wimps down in Jackson don’t know what cold means.” The windows on …
Goodbye, Grand Teton. Hello, Yellowstone – part 3
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Lone Star – No Show. I’d started up the trail at a moderate pace and after a few minutes came to a dividing point. It seemed that the main trail went to the left but I recalled, and spoke aloud, …
Goodbye, Grand Teton. Hello, Yellowstone – part 2
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At various points as you transit around the Yellowstone NP, you’ll see signs like this one:. The signs differ principally in reporting the elevation – which ranges from just under 8,000 feet to nearly 8,400. This continental divide is the …
Goodbye, Grand Teton. Hello, Yellowstone
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It had been another chilly night and when I left Jackson Monday morning I thought the gray-white clouds obscuring the top third of the mountains was fog from the condensing dew. I’d learn later that no, it wasn’t only dew, …
Heartless Mountain – part 2
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Memory, history and healing. Construction of the camp at Heart Mountain, the fourth largest relocation center in the U S, began on 15 June 1942. (Heart Mountain can’t technically be called an “internment camp” because internment refers to a lawful …