Firehole Lake Drive, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, September 12, 2007
Information and resource page: Yellowstone National Park
Gallery: Madison Junction to West Thumb, September 12, 2007
See more of our Image Galleries at Haw Creek.
Firehole Lake
Previous post: Water Lily bud with dragonfly
Next post: Virginia Beach Panorama and 2 new photo galleries
{ 7 comments… read them below or add one }
Mike — That’s a cool picture. I love the steam coming off the lake and the vista’s beyond. WOW.
BTW Thanks for the visit to my site and the post, “Picture Story: Photo Playing.” I need to clarify something because you were very close. The place you live in isn’t the object itself, but has the same name:~) Everyone got confused with this clue! Sorry:~(
Sara´s last blog ..Picture Story: Photo Playing
Sara – Thanks. We hope to visit there again, this summer.
I used a bit of photo technology to come so close. I use Paintshop Pro and it has a spinner feature, too — so I took your picture and “unspun” it. I didn’t know what other manipulations you had done, so all I got was an outline of something — which I applied your other clues to.
I’ll be back you got me wanting to look through an old photo album for something…
Michelle Gartner´s last blog ..Hibernation
Hi Mike .. one day I’ll get to Yellowstone .. it’s always seemed such a wonderful area to visit. Would love to see it. Hey — and you cheated with Sara’s puzzle??!! Good for you …
Just wondered if you knew where your surname came from? Unintentionally Jannie sent me on the route to find out .. and it’s in the Turning Oxen post on my blog a few posts back ..
See you around .. go well – Hilary
Hilary´s last blog ..Groundhog Day, Candlemas and Jannie the First …
Hilary – Yellowstone is one of our favorite places. I first visited it when I was 11 with my grandparents and sister in 1961. The next time I was there was in 1973, with a wife and new baby, when I was stationed in Idaho for a school. In 77, we were back in Idaho for 3 1/2 years while I was instructor. I have no idea how many times we visited Yellowstone and the Tetons then and we’ve been back several times since we left. In fact, we’ll probably make it to Yellowstone this summer — among other places — if our plans work out.
I’ve played with the swirl tool before and it just made sense to try to untwirl Sara’s puzzle, even if it’s a different program.
Sure, I’ve known what a goad is for as long as I can remember. The name is English and my earliest ancestor that I’ve been able to find was in Virginia in the mid 1600s.
Thanks for commenting!
This is something I’d love to see in person! Great shot!
teeni´s last blog ..Lotsa Stuff
teeni – Thanks!