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Must be awesome to watch
ReplyDeleteWe stayed at Old Faithful Inn, so we got to see the geyser go off five times. Awesome every time.
DeleteWonderful impressions of your walk through this area.
ReplyDeleteBest, Synnöve
Wow! That must be thrilling to watch it live. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Wow - what a show nature puts on, huh?
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/08/strange-visitors-in-garden.html
Wonderful impressions of nature! I'm faszinated!
ReplyDeleteBest, Waldmarie
You saw this 5 times? How incredible, and it really goes off so high too! Beautiful
ReplyDeleteWonderful impressions of nature! Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteI remember watching it go off when I was in Yellowstone as a child. But at that time it was really faithful to its time schedule.
ReplyDeleteThey even have bleachers for you to sit in? How long does it take to go off? Is it fairly routine or is it a guessing game?
ReplyDeleteOh yes, even bleachers! And, yes, it is very regular.
DeleteI'd love to see it in person. Thx for capturing it.
ReplyDeleteWe made a family trip to Yellowstone when i was 13. It's amazing, and thank you for the reminder since you've brought back a trip i hadn't thought about in quite a while!
ReplyDeleteMust be quite a sight to see!
ReplyDeletesomething I'd love to see!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's impressive! I'd love to see that in person!
ReplyDeleteHow great to see it five times. I was surprised to see the seating- and the crowd!
ReplyDeleteI tried to take a panoramic shot of the crowd, but I'm not a great photographer and I did something wrong. The crowd was actually four times that size and was spread halfway around the geyser.
DeleteWhile we were waiting for Old Faithful to go off, everyone was sitting. When it went off, everyone was on their feet.
ReplyDeleteEven though Yellowstone and Old Faithful are in our home state, we haven't been there in years! We like to go in the fall, when the crowds are thinner and the animals more noticeable. The trees and surrounding area are pretty in the fall too. Of course, the geysers are always on!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I was twelve, our family visited Yellowstone and I loved seeing Old Faithful...I can almost still smell the sulfurous scent...LOL. I am glad it is still spewing to this day. Here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
ReplyDeleteGreat sequence of photos. Yellowstone National Park is on my list of must-see places, and I'd love to stay at the Old Faithful Inn. Those old national park lodges are so charming. Maybe early next summer....
ReplyDeleteWe had to make our reservations for Old Faithful Inn more than a year in advance....
DeleteI've never gotten to see this. Well never even been out West! My parents have been there to see it though! So I will live through them and you and say I've seen it - ha!
ReplyDeleteLinda in VA
Loved visiting Yellowstone! I don't remember all the seats there when we visited (nor such big crowds!) Looks like a nice visit.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend!
Sue
Book By Book
Old Faithful is one of those American icons we know about all round the world. You got some amazing close ups considering how far away you sit to view it.
ReplyDeleteThat must be so exciting. I love your series of photos, which really give an idea of the anticipation.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! What an amazing place to visit!
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