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Wyoming – Yellowstone (27 May 2007)
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Yellowstone National Park, the most famous and most visited National Park in the whole of the United States. Well personally, I prefer Teton, and Yosemite, and Death Valley and probably several others. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a nice place and is cunningly designed for those tourists who wish to see the main sites without walking more than a few feet – ahhh... maybe that’s why it’s so popular. As I tried to park along with the rest of America, I realised I should have toured this park by bike too. Altho’ it’s not really set up for biking (another downer in my book).
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But, on the plus side, as soon as I did manage to park and escape the hoards, I found many a deserted hiking trail which gave me the opportunity to appreciate the yellow stone in peace. I also got to watch snow. And the geysers spurting boiling water and steam coming out of the ground in random places gave it that magical Disney feel.
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The first was this one... wandering across a field looking particularly cute and cuddly.
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And then there was this one. Unfortunately the torrential rain caused the picture to become a little blurry.
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But then, the cutest thing of all was watching two baby bears playing as they ran up and down a tree. This way exceeds Phil’s pic of cygnets on the cuteness factor.
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