Old Faithful


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Published: January 9th 2011
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Along side the roadAlong side the roadAlong side the road

Couldn't pass up this photgraphic moment
On our first full day in West Yellowstone, we drove into Yellowstone National Park and headed to Old Faithful. Stopped along the way to see the amazing sights. We stopped at Black Sand Geyser, saw some animals - not sure if it was a mule deer or a female moose. We also stopped at Midway Geyser Basin. That received its name because it's midway between the West Entrance and Old Faithful. While at Black Sand Geyser, there was a very big crow, I think it could be called a raven, and he was sitting right in the parking lot and Dean fell in love with this bird. He took about a minute worth of video of it while talking to the bird. We stopped at everything! I took so many photos that I filled up my memory card. I was glad that I brought my laptop so I could transfer the photos to that. Enjoy the pictures of our first full day in Yellowstone.


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Mule Deer or MooseMule Deer or Moose
Mule Deer or Moose

Not sure what type of animal this is. You decide. If you know, please let me know
The raven that Dean loved.The raven that Dean loved.
The raven that Dean loved.

Just another photo
Dean & ravenDean & raven
Dean & raven

Here's the bird I was talking about that Dean fell in love with.
Fountian Paint Pot areaFountian Paint Pot area
Fountian Paint Pot area

Interesting site, but isn't everything in Yellowstone interesting?
Dean & Kathy Dean & Kathy
Dean & Kathy

We are at Midway Geyser Basin
Dad & NathanDad & Nathan
Dad & Nathan

At Midway Geyser Basin
Nate & DadNate & Dad
Nate & Dad

At Excelsior Geyser Crator
All of usAll of us
All of us

At Excelsior Crator
KathyKathy
Kathy

At Excelsior Geyser Crator
Bacteria MatBacteria Mat
Bacteria Mat

It's not lava, it's bacteria, created by the sulphur and heat.
Opal PoolOpal Pool
Opal Pool

It's at Excelsior Crator
Old FaithfulOld Faithful
Old Faithful

Look at it erupt!
Old FaithfulOld Faithful
Old Faithful

It erupts for about 4 minutes.
Castle GeyserCastle Geyser
Castle Geyser

Read the sign. It tells that it MIGHT erupt between 11pm and 1am.


9th April 2011

mule deer or moose
it's neither, its a cow(female) elk

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