We stopped at Biscuit Basin after skiing up to Mystic Falls and were treated with just enough sunlight peeking through the cloudy sky to brighten the landscape on an otherwise cloudy afternoon.
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The flakes were flying
The snowflakes were flying so hard that even pulling the little point and shoot camera out of my chest pocket resulted in a lens covered in snow after just a few seconds. Nonetheless I gave it a try and these were the results. A small thermal pool on a big snowy day.
Yellowstone NP.
Three Swans
A swan and her cygnets swim past aware of our presence yet relaxed on a semi-frozen pond in Grand Teton National Park. Such small eyes for such large birds.
Iconic spot iPhone shot.
With the “good” camera packed away for a winter journey into Yellowstone we made a quick stop at the snake river overlook to snap this photo of the Tetons in the distance and Snake River below. Grand Teton National Park, WY.
Sage
A small sage grows against all odds on an eroded mound in the Wyoming grasslands. Roots ever reaching down to the earth. A lesson to be learned from a humble sage.
On a windy day
Watching the clouds whiz by on a windy afternoon was like watching an oscar winning film.
East of Saratoga, WY.
Time marches on.
It seems like just a week ago we were looking out into willow fields golden and filled with leaves leaves. Ten days latter and the leaves have fallen yet color still abounds.
Snowy Range, WY.
Geysers and Grass
Golden grasslands, steaming ground and just a touch of wind made for a great Autumn afternoon. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
Working in the willows
We saw this large male moose working his way across a small clearing knee deep in the willows last weekend. Picking and choosing small mouthfuls to eat yet walking with purpose from left to right. After a few minutes of good viewing this big guy headed back into the forest and out of sight. Medicine Bow National Forest, WY.
Medicine Bow
Looking up towards Medicine Bow Peak in the Snowy Range on a blustery, and blustery might be an understatement, fall afternoon. Medicine Bow National Forest, WY.
nature has no boss 
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