Montana-Wyoming 2017 day threeWow-is the best word to describe the beauty of Yellowstone National Park. Starting out at 20 degrees on a beautiful fall morning, there were spectacular sites at every turn. Immediately upon starting out, we encountered the Madison River herd of Elk where a nice bull Elk watched over a herd of 11 cows. A lady's man! The sounds of a elk bugle will never be forgotten. Through the sweeping valleys and numerous thermals as we covered a large portion of the park, it is amazing that we have preserved this great land. Patience was tested as we watched two bald eagles fly and land far away, hoping they would get closer to get a photo; however they were not having it. Hoping that day four lands the opportunity for bear sightings as we journey up north. Stay tuned! Comments
Keith(non-registered)
Ken,
I have been eagerly awaiting your morning updates. Thanks for sharing the experience I sure have enjoyed looking at your pictures.
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