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.
Tag: yellowstone
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.
At Mammoth
Nature speaks softly at times but a language all can understand.
Yellowstone National Park.
Into the morning sun
A morning ski on the Blacktail Plateau in Yellowstone National Park. Tracked by nature yet not trampled.
Fire Hole River
Looking down the Fire Hole river in YNP on a chilly grey afternoon.
Winter Wonderland
Out on a cross country ski near biscuit basin in Yellowstone NP. What is not to love, bison, geysers and sunlight just peeking out from behind the clouds.
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.
Walking in a winter wonderland
Well OK, we weren’t walking but cross country skiing.
Happy winter to everyone out there in the northern hemisphere or summer for everyone down down south.
Yellowstone NP, Wyoming.
Ruffed Grouse in a hot spot
On a cold winters day a ruffed grouse finds the hot spot where thermal activity below the surface has melted the snow above. Yellowstone National Park, WY.
Hope the pickings were good.
Walking the log
A Juvenile Spotted Sandpiper walks the log along the shore of Lewis lake in Yellowstone National Park, WY.
nature has no boss 
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