Agreed. My car stays outside and my motorcycle is in the garage.

I love my Bronco, but I really love my Road Glide.

Choices, choices, choices. There really isn’t a wrong choice at Rocky Mountain National Park.

That day I went on to the Loch. The day before I went up to Black Lake. Both are wonderful hikes.

Good old Huffers Hill. Great pics!

A early morning pic of Bear Lake at RMNP. We ended up hiking up to Lake Helene and continued down to Fern Lake/Falls.

We hiked 11 miles that day. It was an amazing way to wrap up our annual hiking trip.

This is the view from Parker’s Ridge in Banff NP. This was one of my favorite hikes of all time. Although it wasn’t difficult, it had an amazing payoff.

This picture was taken on the trail up to Parker Ridge in Banff National Park. This was one of my favorite hikes.

Awesome pic! That is a heck of a hike. I only made it to the lake, but my brother went up the wall and saw that side.

Absolutely. I really need to proofread better 😀.

The Loch at RMMP. This wasn’t my favorite hike of the trip, but it was my favorite destination.

The area was so beautiful and full of life.

I’ve lived in ND my entire life. I’ve seen Geese in Flight many times on my way to Medora, but I’ve never went on the highway.

Thanks for sharing!

Awesome photo. If that is the falls I think they are, it’s a wonderful hike up to them.

Here is a pano from Lake Helene at RMNP.

I know it’s not the best pic, but it was the only way to capture the entire landscape.

I was lucky to visit Rocky Mountain NP this year. This is the trail leading to Lake Helene.

It was an amazing hike. We started at Bear Lake. Instead of turning around at Helene, we continued toward Fern Lake. Ended up hiking 11 miles that day.

Happy Thursday all. I just wanted to throw out a couple old pictures from my first trip to Yellowstone.

The first picture was taken from the Grand Prismatic overlook. We continued to Fairy Falls after that.

I think I might have to plan another trip there.

Awesome photo. I like the unique view. It’s not just another picture from the rock pile (which I’m guilty of 😀).

I recently got back from my annual trip to the Black Hills. It’s always a great place to visit.

I took this picture along a portion of the George Mickelson trail. Normally I only walk a couple miles each day. It was such an awesome trail that I walked six miles.

I can’t wait to visit again.

Beautiful print. I tried hiking that trail last year. Unfortunately I turned back after 4 miles. The trail was muddy from a couple days of rain/snow mix.

I plan to go back again to finish it.

Saw this cool tree on a hike in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Beautiful pic. Looks like Painted Canyon. I was just there today.

I decided to skip the gym today and go hiking on a local trail. I’m so happy I did.

I really enjoyed the cool morning air and the sound of birds chirping as I wondered around.

Anyway. Here is a cool picture of nature reclaiming a old railroad track.

Now I’m craving a huckleberry bear claw 😀.

Here is an older pic I took with my old SLR and a macro lens.

#macromonday

It is a remarkable ride. I have a tough time deciding which one is better. Needles Highway or Iron Mountain road.

Looks amazing. Reminds me something I would make with the good old Spirograph when I was a kid.

I could have framed this a little better. Nice little fence next to the little Missouri River.

Here are a couple red chairs on the trail going to Wilcox Pass. This is one of my favorite spots.

It’s normally pretty busy at this spot, but on this day, I was able to relax for 30 minutes up there by myself.

I see four, if you consider the lawn mower. I also see some type of implement.

Nice photo by the way.

I’m going to go out on the limb and say this is the best cover of all time.

Here is a picture I took at Lake Louise. It was early in the morning and the light was amazing.