On our way to Monmouth Springs, we saw some great scenery followed by some more geysers.
Some dried up minerals from the geysers.
More geysers that had actually dried up and opened somewhere else.
Snow and ice? No rhino breath, just some more minerals that had deposited on the earths crust.
Geyser mineral taking over a tree.
On the way back to the campground, we came upon an elk herd.
This is not snow at a high elevation, it is just white stone.
While driving along one of the rivers in Yellowstone, we came upon a single elk. Notice the collar on her.
A mule deer doe.
An ending of another beautiful day with the sun setting in the West behind the mountains. While I am driving, Judy has been in the back taking pictures of the scenery and of things that I cannot see. It is not until I get back to the campground and look at the pictures that I can see everything that I have missed. She has done an outstanding job of capturing our vacation.
