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Backpacking at Heart Lake in Yellowstone
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It is so special. We’ll be going back this August, too. As for the bear, even the grizzlies skitter and run away at the sight of people. These enormous creatures startling at your presence. Generally from far away. Hopefully from far away. Mamas with cubs – another matter. My fervent wish is never to get in between them. After having children, I understand that ferocity better.
A beautiful place to hike, camp and observe nature. The night sky must be pretty spectacular too. What do you do if you encounter a bear?