Wednesday afternoon I drove into Yellowstone from adjacent Grand Tetons National Park. There was a lot of road maintenance and quite a bit of traffic, so the drive was slow. In addition I don't think the southern road is the most interesting, and there was fairly little to photograph until I reached the shores of Lake Yellowstone. I stopped by the roadside, and the first thing that greeted me was this jolly sign:
The shoreline was white and ashen, and there was steam coming up from the ground.
Pretty view out across the lake, and a bit further north there were several boats on the water.
Later I passed this little water, I think maybe it's Lake Sylvan. I rather thought I got a nice shot with the moon and all, don't you? Keep in mind that I was being eaten alive by mosquitos while I took it... the things I do for you!
Today (Friday, US time) I took this, from the north shore looking east/south east.
Some pics from the Yellowstone river, the only unregulated river of any size in the US.
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