Reasons for being tourists instead of backpackers in Yellowstone:
Tons of wildlife all over the place, easily viewed from the road.
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yellowstone black bear, doing his thing |
Participating in “bear jams” is kind of exciting (when one car spots a bear and pulls over, and then every other car thereafter pulls over to figure out what the first car is looking at, rinse and repeat).
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WHAT ARE THEY LOOKING AT |
Weather was mediocre. (“There is no bad weather, only bad clothing” - Norwegian proverb – yeah yeah, whatever, I said mediocre not bad.)
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grand prismatic spring from under my umbrella |
Cross-country travel is complicated by geothermal activity, and it would suck to break through a soil crust into boiling water.
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that's a geyser |
Buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo.
(The English language's longest grammatically correct sentence made of a single word. Translates as “Ticked off bison from Upstate NY anger other irate bison from Upstate NY.”)
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