Glacier Lake, also near the MT/WY border. This is one that we made an immediate mental note to return to with swimming stuff. Big mistake not coming prepared.
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Russell Creek in the Custer Gallatin National Forest.
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Waiting at the top of the Beartooth โ marmots and pikas! I still think it's fun that after years of looking around for pikas, we'd spent three months being surrounded by them. And never getting sick of it ๐
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The Broadwater River, right on the Montana/Wyoming state line. It's a bit hard to spot at first, but this bit of the river had been heavily messed-with in the late 18th-early 19th centuries to provide hydroelectric power.
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Little drifty-wood by Clear Lake, in Yellowstone. A hike where we got some clouds was a welcome surprise!
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Looking over the Twin Lakes โ a view from Wyoming into Montana. Wait, bearing in mind my previous post about so many Rock Creeks... how are there also so many twin lakesโฝ
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Looking down Rock Creek, although not *our* Rock Creek... it turns out that if you find a flowing volume of water in the state of Montana, there's about a 40% chance it's called Rock Creek.
GOODREADS LOG 2026-10-03
Book Rated: The Twilight Forest: An Elegy for Ponderosa in a Changing West, by Gary Ferguson
> SCANNING: The Twilight Forest: An Elegy for Ponderosa in a Changing West> AUTHOR_SIG: Gary Ferguson> SENTIMENT_Q: 60.0% POSITIVE> THEMATIC_VECTORS: FUNKY_ROBOTS, SASQUATCH_APPEARANCES, LEXICAL_ANALYSIS> LEXICAL_DENSITY: 45.67> MEMETIC_HAZARD:HIGH
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Little Bear Lake! This was at like 7 AM, so despite appearances it was not particularly "just jump in"-friendly...
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Somewhere around Mt. Rearguard, I forgot what state we were in... #???