Lone Star Geyser erupting just as we approached
having a warm bath in Shoshone Creek near a hot spring
seeing Shoshone Lake, one of my favorite places on earth, from many perspectives and in many different lights, and waking up our first morning on its south shore to two sets of bear prints, one large, with long claws, and the other small
watching bald eagles and pelicans by the lake
touring the Shoshone Geyser Basin, 
which we haven’t seen since we skied there years ago
cooking lunch on a thermal feature when our fuel ran out the last day (not my idea!)
the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
is right off one of the main roads through the park –
and more
Thanks so much, Sandy. We need to keep that in mind.
Thanks for sharing the pics. Nature sure makes anything man creates look lacking.
Hopefully it is all resolved Monica.
Hmm, yes – steam heat is so good for the skin, too
Thank you so much, Ian. Interesting about the post not appearing. WP fixes itself eventually, I think.
Ich grusse dich, Gislinde!
What a spectacular place, and with built-in natural cooking utilities. 😀
What a beautiful educational pictorial post Monica, thoroughly enjoyed that tour.
I had not seen this post as it didn’t appear in my usual email address, not sure what happened, but have to keep an eye on it.
Kind regards.
Wunderschöne Fotos wünsche einen schönen Sonntag lieber Gruß und Umarmung Gislinde
Thank you! Only bear tracks in the backcountry. A large and gorgeous grizzly sow with 2 cubs from the road.
What wonderful photos! Hope you didn’t run into any bears. http://segmation.com/blog/