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| There is a fairly large bison herd in the park. They clearly were getting ready for winter
and didn't mind who got in their way. You will see in later photos
that they tend to use the path of least resistance when moving from place to
place, in order to conserve their energy for the long winter months ahead. |
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| Being in the park during cooler
temps enabled us to see more of the "smoking" areas. |
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| A lone fisherman in the Madison
river fishing near where a hot spring flows into it. |
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| Another waterfall . . . you know
how Annie loves waterfalls! |
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| Snow capped peaks in the park
warned us that winter was approaching. We would get a taste of
it before we left the park. |
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| We took a lot of photographs of
warm pools, hot springs and geysers during this trip. Because of the cooler air, the steam venting was more pronounced,
as opposed to the summer months. |
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| The steam made for a beautiful
and, yet, sort of eerie adventure. |
