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Tag Archives: National Park Service
Oh, You Uncommon Loon/Heart Lake Bliss
Early this August we went backpacking for the second year at Heart Lake in Yellowstone. The distance is eight miles from trailhead to lake and another two miles around to our campsite. Some campsites are as much as five miles … Continue reading
Practicing to be Ferocious
Grizzly sow and cubs by the side of the road The only times I have seen a grizzly sow with cubs have been from the car. That’s probably a good thing. Apparently if she chooses the time and place … Continue reading
Posted in national parks, Poems, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged grizzlies, National Park Service, national parks, poetry, wilderness, Yellowstone
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