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GLACIER
INT'L. PEACE PARK:
The
white surveyor's obelisks were readily visible in the dense
green forest that rose up from the shores of Waterton Lake,
marking the 49th parallel dividing Canada and the United States.
The cool breeze blowing off the water wasn't enough to cool
my excitement at visiting the Waterton-Glacier International
Peace Park. [Read]
WEST
YELLOWSTONE PARK: Beyond Winter Roads - Exploring the Gallatin
and Targhee Natonal Forests. The snow clung to the
edge of the mountains with swirls and curls, sculptured by the
never-ending wind at the top. It seemed so pure, so innocent,
that it was difficult to believe avalanches
did occasionally occur. [READ]
YELLOWSTONE'S
PARADE REST RANCH:
I
stuck my left foot in the stirrup, grabbed the pommel
and hoped for two things. First, that there was enough swing
left in my body to pull myself, however ungracefully, into the
saddle without assistance. [READ]
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