Summer days in this oldest and most popular of US National Parks are a mob scene. We did not dawdle, and only stopped a couple of times for photos. The glorious and dramatic pools and mudpits will wait for a quieter time. We did take a short loop to see some rapids in a lava-rock canyon called The... Sign in to see full entry.
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Celebrating travel! If you think the world is too big, or the language barriers too high, come along with me, as I bumble my way here and there... The world really is an accessible place-- not as expensive to explore as one might imagine, nor are the language barriers as high, nor the mood of people beyond our borders unwelcoming... ***If you want good prints of any of my photos, email me and I will let you know how to get them. Please respect my copyright on these, they are my retirement account!
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