Readers of a certain age will hear five distinct tones when they view these photos.
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bill sounds better than Bison Bill, I suppose. Buffalo Bill Cody is honored in his namesake town of Cody, Wyoming. There are five museums at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody.
Roadside Waterfall
After leaving Yellowstone, a “rest” stop was requested. Even the roadside rest stop had a waterfall.
A Photo Study of Dead Trees
Yellowstone has waterfalls, animals, and scenery… and dead trees! Which are fascinating. To me.
Yellowstone Scenery
Yellowstone has waterfalls, animals, and scenery. This post shows some scenery.
Water Falls
Water falls because gravity makes it fall. Yellowstone has numerous waterfalls. First a collection of smaller ones, then the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone with their 308-foot fall.
More Geysers
We saw a couple other geysers and many other thermal features. We took a road off the main loop as recommended by our guide (GyPSy Guide, that is). He informed us how to tell if the Great Fountain Geyser was due to erupt. It was.
Deer and Antelope Play
Home on the Range, again: where the deer and the antelope play.
And the elk, bears, big horn sheep, birds, and chipmunks play, too.
Oh Give Me a Home…
Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam and the skies are not cloudy all day. This is from Home on the Range, an anthem of The West (and the state song of Kansas). Oops, the American buffalo is not a buffalo, but a bison (scientific name: bison bison). With ten pictures and two alleged humorous references.
Old Faithful
With over a thousand pictures over the four days in Yellowstone, where should I start. I decided to start with Yellowstone’s iconic Old Faithful with it’s predictable schedule of eruptions. And in our case: no crowds!