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It's great and terrible. I understand predator and prey, and it's not like I'm a vegetarian, but I can't say I enjoy seeing it either. Although I admit I did click on it. Reminds me of when I was giving a mosquito abatement guy a tour of an old abandoned hospital I was responsible for. Saw a pigeon ...

Awesome! Love the shot with the sun! That is a good shot. No, a great one. But for me, not worth getting up at 3AM for... That...seems a little rude to post in the thread of someone else's trip report with someone else's photos they were kind enough to share. The comma I missed and just inserted ab...

RikWriter wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 22, 2020 8:53 pm

Awesome! Love the shot with the sun!

That is a good shot. No a great one. But for me, not worth getting up at 3AM for...

While the OP has presumably already done his trip, and hopefully had a great time, to me the answer to the question is what do you want to see? Wildlife? Lamar and Hayden valleys. Maybe Madison River area. Geothermal, upper and lower geyser basins. Alpine beauty? Jeez, I've been there half a dozen t...

Interesting that it was a busy season, or at the least not slow. Out of the norm, but I hadn't finalized vacation plans when the s*** hit the fan in March. Yellowstone was a possibility, but really probably not. But travel, while not really even semi-prohibited like it was for a while, seems unwise,...

Nice shots. I'm a little disappointed as I've crisscrossed that area quite a bit and you're showing me places I haven't seen. Or perhaps that's good too, I still have more to look for. But the area, "Southern Utah" or Utah's National Parks as I think of them, is stunning. Yellowstone, the granddaddy...

This is just a FYI to the kind people who put in time on this board. I tried loging on today and couldn't. I'm 99+% I had the password right along with the username. I eventually went for a password reset, used the last one I knew and it worked. I'm back on, all is well. But a FYI as others might be...

Hey, this is a good one, albeit with not as much traffic as before the crash. But it's mostly good for Yellowstone, which is fine, but I visit a lot of parks. I know there's a great one for Glacier, even though it's not my favorite park, but there's a bunch of parks, is there one for NP's in general...

I'm a National Parks enthusiast, which of course includes Yellowstone, who takes a lot of pictures. Many friends, family and coworkers rave about them, but I'm acutely aware I take nice snapshots, I'm not a photographer like Max, and others. But since I do little tweaking and no PS, I think many of ...

tlveik wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 06, 2019 6:56 pm

Interesting. Reading that article reminded me that I have an infrared thermometer. I should bring that with me when I come out.

Tom

I've done that. It was interesting and people around me found it fascinating. Mostly 180s-190s, IIRC. I forgot it the last two trips though.