Redleg
06-19-2005, 03:52
Well I am back from my trip to Yellowstone. (yes folks just today - my wife and I drove 24 hours straight to get home today so we could pick up the dogs from the Kennel. The poor puppies spent over 8 days in jail and we just had to get them out.) I took several forms of video media and my Brother-in-Law took even more. I will post several pictures at a time, but it will take a while, got to sort them out from the digital, and then the camera's. Once my Brother-in-Law finishes editing the video - I will try to figure a way to post it also.
This is a picture of a nice elk that was grazing off the side of the road on the way up to Mammoth Springs from the Madison Junction.
https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y69/damonfry/Picture028.jpg
On a seperate day - it was Snowing (yep folks it snows in Yellowstone in June, about 1 inch that stuck to the ground that day) This is a picture of the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone on a snow day in June.
https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y69/damonfry/Picture063.jpg
More coming to include ones of the overnight hike into the back country around Slough Creek, and the long day hike into Hellroaring Creek - both were hikes into where two different Wolf packs were spotted. We heard wolves on both days - but they are a very elusive creature. My son and newphew both caught a glimsp of them as they were sunning on the rocks - but unforunately both sitings happened to quick to get a picture.
On the overnight hike - we got a video of a good looking badger as it swam across the Slough Creek and looked up and spotted us fishing.
This is a picture of a nice elk that was grazing off the side of the road on the way up to Mammoth Springs from the Madison Junction.
https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y69/damonfry/Picture028.jpg
On a seperate day - it was Snowing (yep folks it snows in Yellowstone in June, about 1 inch that stuck to the ground that day) This is a picture of the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone on a snow day in June.
https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y69/damonfry/Picture063.jpg
More coming to include ones of the overnight hike into the back country around Slough Creek, and the long day hike into Hellroaring Creek - both were hikes into where two different Wolf packs were spotted. We heard wolves on both days - but they are a very elusive creature. My son and newphew both caught a glimsp of them as they were sunning on the rocks - but unforunately both sitings happened to quick to get a picture.
On the overnight hike - we got a video of a good looking badger as it swam across the Slough Creek and looked up and spotted us fishing.