Gettin' all artsy fartsy.

With my photography that is....there will be no real fartin' in my presence. 


I know I said I would share my favorite 325 photos the other day, but I failed to do so. I only shared 13, but it felt like 32.

The following photos are of Jackson Hole, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons and where our hotel was located; Teton Village. 

Sorry Betsy, some of these just don't get any titles. :)

I was....totally enthralled with all the beautiful fences. They were everywhere. I wish had take more photos of them...Just don't try to fence me in. 

Of course, I have already shown this barn. I believe it was called the John Moulten barn. John Moulten was one of the first explorers to visit this area...if not for him, there might not be a YELLOWSTONE Park.  We were told that this barn is photographed a LOT for wedding parties and such.

I declared then and there that I wanted to get re-married and have our wedding photos taken in front of this barn.

I was the only one on board with this scenario. 

Our guide Collin almost snapped our necks stopping to see this female bluebird on the sign. Not kidding. He was so excited to see her...in his words: "When you see the bluebirds, you know summer is on it's way"...apparently it has been a loooooooong winter in Wyoming. 

And, if you could see that blue bird on the sign,  I will give you a HIGH FIVE...cause it was hard for me to see her in person. 


Our first moose sighting. She was not very close...so the Coach used his iphone through the telescope. Purty cool huh?

I never got used to seeing these beautiful snow covered mountains. Never.

An old dried up tree near the geysers...I thought she had some personality. Frail, but personable. 

THE waterfall in Yellowstone. I really was not expecting THIS....so gorgeous...so beautiful and so freaking HUGE. If I had to rate it to all the waterfalls I have seen, I would give it a 10. With 10 being tops. 

The daddy Osprey. Just minutes after our guide picked us up the first day we were entering into Grand Teton park (with our destination being Yellowstone) we stopped to see a large osprey nest...and the Mama was clearly there.

But if we looked just to the right of the nest, you could see the proud Papa sitting on a house/property sign. Gorgeous. We have ospreys here in Florida...but not with the backdrop of the grand Tetons!

Another cool old barn. Lo captured this shot for us.....again, would make for lovely wedding photos. Hello? any takers?

Lolo captured this lovely reflection...I was almost irritated that there was a duck/swan swimming there and it kinda broke up the reflection. Can you imagine? Me? Getting annoyed with nature....

You gotta love this:

And this was lovely to see as well: 

This sky tram was just outside our hotel....people rode up and down this all day long enjoying the views of Jackson hole from above. No, I did not ride on this. I lovingly referred to it as "The Death Tram." 

Why yes, I am terrified of heights.

Ok, that was 17 more photos, but it really felt like 53. I am almost done talking about Wyoming. Almost. 

If you are ever thinking about visiting this lovely area, let me know...we stayed at a deluxe hotel (GREEN/Eco friendly) expensive, but so is everything else in this area. And our guide was so great...and again: Eco friendly. We just loved him and the Company's philosophy. 

None of us were ready to leave Jackson hole...and on our departure we had such drama that I wished we had stayed. It was a once in a lifetime drama that we will never forget.  The sharing of that will come soon.