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Enders State Forest
Enders State Forest is located in the towns of Granby, Connecticut. The children of John and Harriet Enders donated the forest in 1970. Inside the forest are a series of waterfalls including a six foot cascade and a thirty foot horsetail fall.
“Enders Falls No 1”
“Enders Falls No 2”
Ender Falls Sunbeams
Glacier National Park
Lunch Creek Falls is one of the many waterfall you encounter along “The Going to the Sun Road”, Glacier National Park.
Glacier National Park is located in the state of Montana. The park includes 1 million acres, two mountain ranges, one hundred and thirty lakes, one thousand different plants and one hundred species of animals.
Entrance To Glacier
Glacier National Park East Gate
Lunch Creek Falls 1
Glacier National Park Red Buses lined up.
Lake McDonald is the largest lake in Glacier National Park. The lake is about ten miles long and four hundred and seventy-two feet deep.
Gloomy Day Lake McDonald
Lake McDonald Lodge is located on the Going to the Sun Road, in Glacier National Park. This Swiss chalet style building is a National Historic Landmark.
The DeSmet cruises Lake McDonald.
An unnamed waterfall in Glacier National Park.
Lake McDonald Road is a dirt road that hugs the shoreline of Lake McDonald.
Logan Pass is located on the Continental Divide in Glacier National Park. It is the highest point on the “Going to the Sun Road”.
The Trail of Cedars is a hiking trail off of the Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park, Montana.
A carin is a stacked pile of stones to mark a trail. This one marks a trail that crosses a shallow river in Glacier National Park.
These vintage buses have been shuttling visitors around Glacier National Park since 1930.
Yellowstone National Park
A bull elk walking along a ridge.
Bull Elk walking through tall grass along the Madison River.
This photo of a bull elk in rut was taken along the Madison River
A bull elk crossing a misty Madison River in Yellowstone National Park.
A classic Model A Ford driving through Yellowstone National Park. This car was part of the Model A Touring Club.
Moose Falls is a 30 foot plunge type waterfall on the Crawfish Creek.
Backlight burnt trees.
The Madison River is 183 miles long. It flows throw Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park and Montana
Morning Glory Pool is a hot spring in the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park. The water temperture is 157 degrees and is 23 feet deep.
Tourist walking along the Geyser Basin boardwalk.
Walking Geyser Boardwalk
Beauty Pool is a hot spring in the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park. The water temperature ranges from 164 to 175 degrees.
Mammoth Hot Springs is located at the northern end of the park. Algae living in the pools of the spring tint the travertine different colors.
Pronghorn are the fastest mammal in North American. They can run at speeds close to sixty miles per hour.
Wild pronghorn nursing its young.
An American Bison searching for grass in the snow.
Yellowstone National Park maintanes the largest herd of American Bison on public land. There are about 5,500 living in the park. A bull can weight up to 2,000 pounds and live about 15 years.
Pine in Snow
Frozen Trees Yellowstone
Tasting the air or flehming is how a bull elk knows when a cow elk is in estrous.
Elk with Polished Points
American Bison foraging for food in the deep snow of Yellowstone National Park.
Clinton Mill
The Red Mill in Clinton, New Jersey was built in 1812 to process wool. Today the mill is known as “The Red Mill Museum Village”.
The Red Mill in Clinton, New Jersey was built in 1812 to process wool. Today the mill is known as “The Red Mill Museum Village”.
Clinton Mill in Winter
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