Some more images from Glacier ...
Showing posts with label National Parks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Parks. Show all posts
Friday, July 8, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club
More Glacier National Park pictures!
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Please do take note of the excellent historical wall art found in the Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club - an eating establishment we discovered in Babb, Montana. Best steak and baked potato Eric and I have ever tried. Also they make very exciting fresh pineapple juice. Also the Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club is the only thing in Babb, we think. Also the Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club is amazing.
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I have not edited the saturation in any of these pictures - the lake really is that stunningly blue and the hillsides are truly that green. Well, at least they are when there is sunshine and not a 90 foot snowdrift on the closed road that goes through the park. Ahh three-hour-alternate-scenic-routes ...
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Please do take note of the excellent historical wall art found in the Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club - an eating establishment we discovered in Babb, Montana. Best steak and baked potato Eric and I have ever tried. Also they make very exciting fresh pineapple juice. Also the Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club is the only thing in Babb, we think. Also the Babb Bar Cattle Baron Supper Club is amazing.
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I have not edited the saturation in any of these pictures - the lake really is that stunningly blue and the hillsides are truly that green. Well, at least they are when there is sunshine and not a 90 foot snowdrift on the closed road that goes through the park. Ahh three-hour-alternate-scenic-routes ...
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Labels:
National Parks,
Photography,
Spare Moments,
Travel Days
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Eucalyptus for Your Nostrils
Below are some images from our hike in the Blue Mountains, right outside of Sydney. We spent the day with Evan, an Aboriginal man who shared some of his love for his culture and for the natural beauty of Australia as we trekked through the mountains. We got to stick Eucalyptus leaves up our noses, eat grass, hold groovy spiders, feel the earth, take part in a sacred land ceremony, and paint our faces with Aboriginal symbols through the use of different colored soils. The first image below is of blood sap; incredibly useful for healing wounds.
To see more photos from our hike, click here, or go to:
alessandra-elizabeth.posterous.com
Labels:
Australia,
National Parks,
Photography,
Spare Moments,
Sydney
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