∞ one ∞
Clouds over Tetons
MapThere was quite a storm when I first arrived. I saw quite a few rescue helicopters pluck climbers off the face of Middle Teton.
Photos from Grand Teton National Park
∞ two ∞
Jackson Lake View
Map∞ three ∞
Driftwood
Map∞ four ∞
Storm Clouds
Map∞ five ∞
Storm Clouds, Field
Map∞ six ∞
Tetons from Oxbow Bend
Map∞ seven ∞
Sunbeams
Map∞ eight ∞
Darkness
Map∞ nine ∞
Along the Holly Lake Trail
Map∞ ten ∞
∞ eleven ∞
Alpine Scenery
Map∞ twelve ∞
The View Back Toward Jackson Lake
Map∞ thirteen ∞
Trail
Map∞ fourteen ∞
Alpine Peaks
Map∞ fifteen ∞
First View of Holly Lake
Map∞ sixteen ∞
Looking back from the mouth of Holly Lake
Map∞ seventeen ∞
Camp
Map∞ eighteen ∞
View from my campsite
Map∞ nineteen ∞
View from inside the tent
Map∞ twenty-nine ∞
Meadow
Map∞ twenty-one ∞
Deer
Map∞ twenty-two ∞
∞ twenty-three ∞
Clarke's Nutcracker
Map∞ twenty-four ∞
Sunset at Holly Lake
Map∞ twenty-five ∞
Sunset over the Meadow
Map∞ twenty-six ∞
Last Light
Map∞ twenty-seven ∞
Holly Lake Pano
Map∞ twenty-eight ∞
Tetons from Jenny Lake
Map∞ twenty-nine ∞
Jenny Lake, Tetons
Map∞ thirty-nine ∞
∞ thirty-one ∞
Snake River Overlook Pano
Map∞ thirty-two ∞
Blister
MapNote to self: stop and apply moleskin when you first feel it, not after it's already turned into this.