Don't know where we're going, but we're on our way

i do believe it is time to
catch up on the dourleys.

between the sorry excuse for an internet connection
and my computer throwing tantrums
i have had no way to update this poor blog.

there is 3 months worth of pictures to work thru
so sit back and enjoy (at least i hope you enjoy anway!!)

p.s. these are in no particular date order

mom and baby moose
gros ventre river
grand teton national park
june 10, 2012

bison jumping fence

elk ranch flats

grand teton national park

july 23, 2012

ranch horses grazing next to snake river
triangle x ranch
grand teton national park
july 23, 2012

elk grazing next to ranch horses
was paying so much attention to the horses
that it took me a few minutes to notice the herd of elk behind them.
triangle x ranch
grand teton national park
july 23, 2012

raven
jenny lake overlook
july 23, 2012

cunningham cabin

historical site

grand teton national park

june 9, 2012

view from cunningham cabin
grand teton national park
june 9, 2012

elk

lupine meadow

grand teton national park

june 3, 2012

elk
lupine meadows
grand teton national park
june 3, 2012

full moon
grand teton national park
may 5, 2012

full moon
may 5, 2012

view from trail to emma matilda lake
grand teton national park
june 17, 2012

had to take a picture to prove that john actually went on a hike

emma matilda lake

horses at the mormon row barns
grand teton national park
may 26, 2012

mormon row
may 26, 2012

barn
mormon row
grand teton national park
may 26, 2012

barn
mormon row
may 26, 2012

typical stupid visitor getting too close to the wildlife while trying to get a picture of two moose.
(hard to see..one moose is above him to left in bushes and the other is almost even to his right)
the moose on the right was walking right at him and would not think twice about
chasing him down and hurting/killing him. what is also so stupid is that this person had a
expensive camera on a tripod which means he could have just as easily taken great
shots with his zoom lens from a safe distance. if a park ranger saw this, the visitor
would have walked away with not only a few pictures of a moose, but also a very
expensive citation. we see people do this all the time.

this mother moose had a 2 day old baby just on the other side of the bushes behind her.
she kept it hidden pretty good. we never did get to see her, but heard from quite a few
other people that had passed by other days, that the baby was out and about.
taggert lake trailhead parking lot
grand teton national park
june 4, 2012