While mucking about with the computer to search for some material on that part of the panhandle of Florida, I accidentally stumbled upon some photos from 2010 of our trip to Yellowstone/Teton that I forgot we'd taken. I found some photos of wildlife that I barely recall taking and I'm going to retrieve those and probably post them this week.
In the meantime, here are a few that we took on our last two days in Yellowstone-Teton area, which we mainly spent in the Grand Teton National Park.
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| This was taken in Jackson Hole. I was warned not to go there, but I did anyway. And why? For the single reason that I wanted my photo taken at this damned arch made out of elk antlers. Yeah, I succumbed to the old tourist sucker bait. As I had been warned, Jackson Hole is a crap-ass joint catering to folk far richer than I am. The next time I go back to see Yellowstone/Teton, I will definitely stay as far from Jackson Hole as I possibly can. But I got the damned photo at the antler arch. Andy took this photo. |
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| This was taken near the Teton Visitors Center. These thrust fault mountains are among the most spectacular peaks in the United States. |
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| Fantastic scenery on Jenny Lake. |
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| Carole had to pry me out of that place. I kept stopping along the road out to take photos. I can't recall if Carole took this one or if I did it by using a tripod and remote. |
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