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May 29th 2006
Published: September 24th 2006
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Unlike other National Parks we have been to Yellowstone is by far the most remote. Set predominantly in the Northwest corner of Wyoming with parts of the park crossing into both Idaho and Montana. The nearest major city was Salt Lake, which was back in Utah some 350 miles away. However the seclusion and remoteness only added to the mystery and tranquillity of this place. Entering at the Southeas... Read Full Entry



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Welcome to my travel journal. For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Stuart Smith and I am a 23 year old Law Graduate and Qualified Barrister, who, in recent months, has deviated from the intended career path and has ended up working in IT. I plan to embark on a 2-month journey to the United States of America before returning revitalised to England to pursue a career in the legal arena with rejuvenated vigour. The journey begins at 4am on Thursday 13th April as I leave my home in Southampton destined to arrive in LA, where I will meet up with my travel companion Ben, who is c... full info
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Mammoth Hot SpringsMammoth Hot Springs
Mammoth Hot Springs
Hot pools of colour gently bubble from the geothermals heating them.
Pallette SpringPallette Spring
Pallette Spring
Water still flows down this steep ridge with hues of orange and brown producing a wonderful palette of colour.
Mammoth Hot Spring terracesMammoth Hot Spring terraces
Mammoth Hot Spring terraces
The sculptured terraces at Mammoth Hot Springs.
Two weary travellersTwo weary travellers
Two weary travellers
The pair of us standing over the Yellowstone river.
3rd Backcountry campsite3rd Backcountry campsite
3rd Backcountry campsite
The remote lake next to our third backcountry campsite.
Midway Geyser BasinMidway Geyser Basin
Midway Geyser Basin
A large Hot Spring, coloured in a beautiful lagoon blue.
Geothermal delightGeothermal delight
Geothermal delight
A rust coloured Hot Spring at Midway Geyser basin.
Red RiverRed River
Red River
Hot Spring water filled with minerals runs into the river.
Me and Old FaithfulMe and Old Faithful
Me and Old Faithful
Me in front of Old Faithful as it erupts spewing 4,000 gallons of water into the air.
Ben and Old FaithfulBen and Old Faithful
Ben and Old Faithful
Ben in front of Old Faithful as it erupts shooting 55 metres into the air.



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