Breaking trail on a perfect winter day in Yellowstone.
Wolves up there?
Nope. Bighorns!
What about these?
Yep! Far away, though.
Bobcat trail.
See you in the Spring, Yellowstone!
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Fabulous photos… and the shots of the Moose… spectacular!
Thanks!
I’m a wimp, I know, for avoiding Yellowstone in the Winter, when it’s most beautiful. But thanks for sharing your pictures with us!
I’m a wimp too but when it’s sunny and not too cold I can enjoy myself. It’s pretty nice to have fewer people around.
What a privilege to visit so often.
It is great to live so close. And now we’re in Zion, so I feel doubly lucky!
I need to get there some day.
Awesome! Someday I shall go in the winter…. someday.
Thanks! You, of all people, will be there in winter, I’m sure!