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Awesome photos! I think the bighorn is my favorite of the wildlife.
Thanks. I’m pretty partial to the bighorn, as well.
It’s been several years since I’ve been up to Glacier. Love the Highline Trail! Thanks for reminding this Texan what I’m missing out on!
But you’re not missing the cold and gray days, I bet. I’m enjoying reading your blog.
This is true. It’s 82 degrees outside as I write this, and tomorrow we’ll start planting seeds in the garden. I bet the roads into Glacier won’t even be open for another three months or so. We had almost no winter this year.
I really like the reflection picture!
Thanks!
Very, very nice! I’m used to low, rolling, older mountains (the Appalachians/Alleghenys). It’s cool to see younger, more jagged mountains. And I have to say that while I agree the bighorn is cool, I’m more partial to the mountain goat.
Thanks, Ethan. And I so enjoyed checking our your blog – loved your list of Dream Adventures. The Inca Trail is on top of mine, too. Need to get on that…
Thanks! That list is a work in progress, and continually evolving. I think the big draw of the Inca Trail for me is that I’ve alway wanted to see Machu Picchu. I’d rather walk there and see the sights on the way rather than be dropped off, with no context…
These are beautiful!! 3 and 4 are my favorite
Thanks.
Just about 9 years since I’ve been to Glacier. These pics take me back. Thank you!
Probably time to get back! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
These photos are seriously gorgeous! I especially love the scenery/water shots!
Thank you.
Wow!!! Awesome photos! That mist in the first photo is incredible.
Thanks…it did look kind of “Loch Ness-y”.
Great photographs. They bring back a lot of memories.
Malcolm
That’s nice. Thanks!
Great photos! I visited Glacier last summer and I loved every minute of it.
Thanks for checking out my new blog! I have heard so much about Glacier, I have added it to my ever growing list of places I want to go. I hope you stop by and check out our site as it grows, and if you have any tips for us we would be welcome to hearing them.
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Those are beautiful pictures of gorgeous places! 🙂