WOO HOO!!!! I'm back!

I had such an amazingly awesome time out west! Between the farmers' markets and the lakes and the incredible wildlife, my head is spinning. I saw four large states and tons of diverse landscapes... alas, no elk! I did however see wild buffalo and wild horses, antelope, bald eagles, cottontail and jack rabbits, fawns were everywhere because they had a late spring, and even a fox. I don't even know where to start and until I finish developing all the film, here is a sample of what I took digitally. I got tons of great footage too, so I am SUPER excited!

Some bald eagles watched over my first campsite.

There were antelope everywhere in Wyoming.

This little chipmunk followed me around the view from Dead Indian Pass.

Yes this is snow... in August.

Utah vistas.

The red rock is always beautiful.

Wind power on the UT/WY border

Wide open spaces.

My husband tells me they call this a whistle pig. It does whistle, but I'm not sure what it is... yet!

Like I said, this is a sample so keep checking back for days when I am being lazy and am just gonna post random picts! I start classes on Monday so I may be going back to a lot of science talk too, just cause it helps me study! In sad news though, The Wall Arch at Arches National Park fell. *sniff* It's a shame because it's so beautiful. I am glad no one got hurt.



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