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Daisy geyser erupts up to 75 ft. at an angle. Did you know Yellowstone has about 2/3 of the active geysers in the world? |
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We did hike this trail, with a grizzly and cubs, but kept up the cheerful conversation. |
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Riverside geyser can blow in an arch across the river if the wind is right. |
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Mudpots are sort of an acidic hot spring without much water. Bubble, splot! Yellowstone is only 3 miles above earth’s molten rock. |
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The geyser fields at sunrise, when they steam the most due to the cool air temperature. |
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Our memorable, if not stellar, duplex accommodations at the Old Faithful Lodge. Oops – we meant to book at Old Faithful INN. We had a good laugh over this one! |
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Yellowstone amazes the eye at every turn. You can see why it was established as the first national park in the world by President Ulysses S. Grant in 1872. |
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