the last few days. I'll post some of the good stuff.
I took this photo of Lori for documentation purposes of her trek down
the strenuous trail to view the Lower Yellowstone Falls. I'll show
you why in the next photo.
Working Hard, But Hardly Working
I took this photo of Lori for documentation purposes of her trek down
the strenuous trail to view the Lower Yellowstone Falls. I'll show
you why in the next photo.
Lori is very excited to check out the local shops, while Dick is eager
to join Andy and me at the Town Square Tavern showing the Cubs v
Dodgers game.
Here we see a youthful and vivacious pictureman. Honing the art and
learning the craft. Relatively new to the hobby he strives to bring
energy and life to the objects he "paints." Displaying a cunning sense
for what is and isn't there, he should develop into a celebrated
historical documentarian.
See, all of these rangers end each of their informational talks with
closing remarks of their personal outlook on life. Sometimes
appreciated, always unsolicited, these idealists offer their kindly
advice about spending time in the park and conservation in general.
Listen carefully, it could be a famous quote or even a philosophical
proverb. But no matter what you hear you can always count on these
words to be wise indeed.
The geyser in the background is the tallest in the world...when it
goes off. Not today.