Monday, June 23, 2008

Furry, feathered friends and imposters we met along the way

So what can we say as our trip winds to a close? A retrospective and reflection would be best. But we find ourselves without time, signaling to us we are indeed close to home, alas. But we could not end without showing you a few of our friends we met along the way, even if their pictures are not all up to the same quality of others we’ve used. So here goes:











Black Hills Mountain Goat






Peacock in Stanley Park






Willamette Valley Llama





An unusual pairing: a grizzly and a black bear









The First Imposter...


Stellar's Blue Jay in Montana









Another Imposter! This one found in Arco, the first town to ever be powered fully by atomic energy. See what happens to the wildlife....







Canadian goslings (guess where?)






Moose bathing in the Snake River, WY











Another thirsty moose, outside our cabin












Elk posing








We found the Tin Man!








And our story ends at the beginning...with a real dinosaur egg, found in South Dakota.....

1 comment:

Charcoal Moon said...

Your blog is fantastic. It's sort of a modern version of Steinbeck's Travels with Charlie in Search of America. Your words and photos conveyed wonder, joy, beauty, and concern. You touched the hearts of many souls as you traversed the continent. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Safe travels home. ~Johnny