Smoke Everywhere

We could see glimpsies of leaping orange flames and timbers. Nothing
too close to the highway though. Lots of firefighters and park rangers.

Another Helicopter

There were at least four helicopters.

More Smoke - Getting Closer

Another Wild Fire

See the yellow firefighting helicopter.

Deer in the Road!

Entering Shoshone National Forest

Leaving Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park is really amazing. With geysers, mudpots, a
canyon, waterfalls, huge mountains, rolling prairies, lakes and
abundant wildlife, it's a great place to visit! We wish we had more
time! Next time!

Old and New

Another example of old dead trees and new life sprouting underneath.

Yellowstone Lake

Forest Fire in Yellowstone

Yet More Buffalo

Did you know they can run up to 30 mph?

Now That's A Lot of Buffalo

Home On the Range

Here We Go Justa Walkin' Down The Street

Grand Canyon Looking West

Grand Canyon Looking East

One Nice Park Bench

Waterfall of Grand Canyon - Brighter

So if I put my hand in front of the lens, I can force it to take in
more light.

Waterfall in Grand Canyon

Demonstration of the drawbacks of an iPhone camera.

Grand Canyon of Yellowstone

Buffalo

Just hanging out by the side if the street.

Wow!

40 min later...

And there it goes!

30 min later...

We have some sign of an eruption.

20 min later...

10 min later...

Great Fountain Geyser

We took a small detour and drove north on Firehole Drive where we
encountered Great Fountain Geyser. It erupts once every 12 hours or so
and was scheduled to erupt in 10-40 minutes. We decided to stick
around for the 100-200 ft eruptions.

And Higher!

There Shw Blows!

Old Faithful Statrting Up

Old Faithful Fans

I'm Not Ugly!

Anemone Geyser

Looks kind of ugly...

Heart Spring

Ear Spring

Not Hand Spring

Minerally, Bacteria Laden Pools

Beach Spring

Geyser Spewing From Afar

Sponge Geyser

Big Bubbling Hole in the Ground

Infant Geyser

Here's a baby one.

While We Wait for Ms. Faithful to Powder Her Nose

Here's the lodge.

Steamy

Not much going on.

There She Is!

Approaching Old Faithful

Don't Feed the Bears

Isa Pond

Mmmm.... Making me hungry. I will miss Isa. Nice lily pond.

Continental Divide

We've passed a few of these Continental Divide signs. Water that falls
east of the sign eventually drains into the Atlantic, west of the sign
into the Pacific. How they know the exact spot? Not sure.
Need to ask Wikipedia when I'm back in cell range.

Baby Trees

A clearer shot of the baby trees.

Fire

A little bit about the intensity of the fire which jumped over roads
and natural canyons and rivers.