Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Yellowstone, Yukon, Yosemite

A Fellow Traveler in a Yellow shirt,
and Late Summer Yellow flowers,
and a Yeti friend.


Two of my favorite National Parks,
my life-long love in yellow,
one of my favorite rivers,
some yellow flowers,
and a tall Yeti.
Enjoy all


Yellowstone Twin Storms
Storm approaching and
Storm below
(Remember to click on the photos for a better look)


The mighty Yukon River
in Yukon Terr., Canada



Yosemite w/Yellow
Typical tourist photo
in front of Half-dome



Yellow flowers in Montana Buffalo Country
Rocky Mountains in the background
The Rockies are composed of several Ranges in this area such as,
The Lewis and Clark Range,
and
The Flathead Range



~~~ Yeti ~~~
A friend that Martha made on the trip.
This Yeti (from Asia) was visiting
his Sasquatch relatives



I hope you enjoyed this tour of Y's.
Leave a comment if you have visited these places,
or if you enjoyed the mini-trip.

Troy and Martha

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48 comments:

  1. Love those pictures. Especially the 1st blows me out of the water! (Pun intended! :)
    Cheers, Klaus

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  2. Love all the pictures but especially the lighting and colors in the Montana one. Good use of Y's.

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  3. Tell Martha I love her stance .. she got the posture right but she's too pretty to be mistaken for a Yeti .. and I dont know her well enough to know if she's a yenta ...

    :-Daryl

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  4. Your landscape photos are always truly amazing. I especially love the yellow flowers in Montana country photo.

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  5. Wow! You certainly have been to a few cool places beginning with Y!

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  6. Now, you have great pictures of your country: Yellowstone Park speaks to my imagination, as I have seen it in many movies and that goes also for Yukon River. Great choices!

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  7. I would have liked to visit Yellowstone, but I'm afraid of the Yeti!

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  8. Helo Try and Martha,
    YOU should write your name backwards Troy like this "YORT" hahah, its better to live in the USA and Canada beacyuse there are more names wich starting with an Y,


    Welldone, Happy ABC
    Thanks or visiting

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  9. Lots of Y's thanks for visiting my blog. The more the merrier. Love your photos beautiful scenery. Best Wishes Kev

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  10. omg...i love the 1st & 2nd shot. wonderful

    Visit mine also in here Thanks

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  11. gorgeous Y post

    Mine in here. Thanks

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  12. I almost did Yellowstone, but I am glad I didn't. My pictures wouldn't have compared to yours. Great job.

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  13. Awesome pictures.

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  14. Great photos for Y, places I would love to visit.

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  15. Ahh... such splendid landscapes... beautiful scenery. I am never disappointed when traveling to your blog! Very nice photography... Love that beautiful Yeti! Oh and the tall dude with the brown hair isn't too bad either! =)

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  16. I did thoroughly enjoy the mini-trip...your photos are absolutely amazing!

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  17. Loved the force of the yellowstone twins - always enjoy your landscape photos.

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  18. Incredible shots!

    We just got back from the Keys. Its so hard to return to work (:

    http://joec66.blogspot.com

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  19. I'm so glad you got the big U.S. Y's. Great shots and great spots. Love the Yeti...

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  20. Oh I guess the Yukon is in Canada, right?

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  21. The first picture is my favorite.
    I'd like to visit them all.

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  22. Beautiful scenery. I would love to go there.....maybe one day.

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  23. Fantastic photos.
    Do you use a polarizing filter? There's so much depth!

    Nina at Nature Remains

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  24. Do you realize that the in tourist photo of Yosemite there is a Yellow shirt?
    Wonderful photos.

    Bear

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  25. Here I am back for a visit. Yeti, I would like to meet. Still like your blog and traveling with you.

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  26. Odd that I should come from Bear Naked's blog about Yogi Bear straight to yours about Yellowstone (Jellystone) Park!!

    Great series of Y's.

    Gary

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  27. These pictures are masterpieces. They go far beyond tourist shots. I would love to grab my suircase and be there now.

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  28. THat yeti is a really good-looking guy...great ideas for Y!

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  29. Awesome! Loved the comment on the last one...who was the new friend? the one on the left or right? LOL!

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  30. "Louis" had forgotten about the Lewis and Clark and Flathead ranges in the Rockies.

    Over at San Francisco Bay Daily Photo, "Louis" and his 'Editor' Yell at each other both in the text and in the comments....

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  31. Troy: Great group of Y photos, loved the Yeti.

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  32. Tell Martha to smile next time. Enjoyed those Troy. Pappy

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  33. That "Y"ellowstone photo at the top is REALLY beautiful!   Must get there again someday...

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  34. What neat photos! I love the vista of flowers!

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  35. The top picture is quite awesome - the third though a typical tourist shot the inclusion of the figures puts the landscape into perspective.

    Any mention of Yellowstone though instantly makes me think of Yogi Bear which is awful of me I know.

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  36. Great y's. Especially that first photo.

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  37. Beautiful photos full of excitment


    pop and see my Y.

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  38. Awesome photos! I loved the Yeti more, though! :)
    Kisses from Nydia.

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  39. Your photos are not only from a great place. They're so funny too!

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  40. Great Y photos, the twin storms one is awsome!

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  42. I too love the first one where you caught the water blowing. The last one is so cute and funny.

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  43. Your photos are breathtaking.

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  44. Oh I want to now jump on the train and visit those places, what a beautiful scenery, thanks for sharing. anna :)

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  45. Yes I enjoyed this very much. Didn't even think of Y Yellowstone, Duh! o well wonderful job. I love my Rocky Mountians.. thanks for sharing

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