Today, I had a lot of fun manipulating the sky to give different effects to my photos. We also reached Glacier National Park, the place I was looking forward to seeing most on this trip! Not to mention we have crossed the Continental Divide. Water on the East side flows to the Atlantic, and water on the West side flows to the Pacific.
For dinner tonight, we ate at the Many Glacier Lodge. The food was delicious! The architecture of the building was amazing! It had logs forming like a timber-frame, and had some of the largest fireplaces imaginable. I found the atmosphere quite cozy!
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| Reflection on a lake |
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| We stopped to let Timber run, and I caught this action-shot mid-leap. Timber is smiling, and it is the perfect picture of doggie happiness. |
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| One of the dead trees had pinecones left on it, so I shot upwards at the pinecones from the ground, giving them the pretty blue sky and fluffy white clouds as a background. |
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Finally, we reached Glacier National Park! The Park was established in 1910. (I will give more history tomorrow; its late, I am tired, and will have a busy day tomorrow.)
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| My Dad took this picture, and I liked it better than any of mine, so I will put this in the spotlight instead! :) |
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| A MOOSE! This was the second moose we saw today, but my picture of the first moose didn't come out. |
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| We took a detour toward the Canadian border and boy did it pay off! |
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| It became a faint double rainbow! |
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| And eventually, you could see the whole arch. Faintly, but it was there! |
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A deer in the field.
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| The setting sun's reflection over Saint Mary's Lake |
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The sunset as seen out our RV's door!
Good news! I discovered how to turn off the prove you are a robot thing on the comments! I trust none of your are robots...
Tomorrow, we are heading back to Glacier, so look for my next post with the history of the park, and more pictures! |
