Lin and Michael’s Photos
Are you looking at me. Just outside of Jackson Hole there were a lot of horses alongside the road. Took a bunch of pictures and liked this one the best.
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Lin and Michael’s Photos
Jackson Lake The lake is really low – in fact as of August 1st, it was at 62% of it’s 847,000 acre capacity It is estimated that it will be at 18% capacity by the end of September. We were surprised to discover the reason was that the water drains into the Snake River thru a dam and is used for potato growing and dairy farming in Idaho. The dairy farming industry has been increasing in Idaho because of water restrictions in California that forced dairy farmers to move elsewhere – Idaho
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Took this while driving thru the park
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One of the many pools by Yellowstone Lake at West Thumb. Love the colors
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The Hamilton store is next to the Old Faithful Inn. Charles Hamilton arrived in Yellowstone in 1905. The store provides supplies, souvenirs, etc.
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View from the front of the Old Faithful Inn
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Just part of the crowd waiting to see Old Faithful erupt
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I did not realize that I had this shot of the lnn lobby. This gives you a better idea of the height
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This enormous clock inside the Inn was built on site by a blacksmith
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This is inside the lobby of the Old Faithful Inn. The Inn was built more than a century ago and is still one of the largest log structures in the world. The lobby towers more than 75 feet overhead and is dominated by a massive four-sided stone fireplace. It was hard to get a good shot since there were so many people walking around trying to get a good photo.
