Kari’s Musings About Photography

Each time we have our annual Cool Works meetup, there is always at least one day dedicated to being in Yellowstone National Park.  I love my day job.   This year Bill, Eric and I drove through the top two quadrants of Yellowstone, through Cooke City, and up the Beartooth Highway.  Before leaving the park at the Northeast Entrance, we became surrounded by a huge herd of bison.  Luckily those waiting were in good spirits so it ended just being a very cool experience.

Here are some photos from our unplanned delay / happy distraction.  Good stuff.

The Scene - the meadow near Soda Butte

The Herd

Bison young look like The Big Red Dog

Bill’s appropriate nickname for the bison - Woolly Boogers

We’re lucky they’re around today thanks to a few concerned citizens around the turn of the 20th century.  More information about bison can be found on the NPS website.

Bill and I ate buffalo burgers, loaded, in a basket, here at Helen’s in Gardiner, Montana.  Heavens they’re tasty.

This is one of favorite mobile uploads since I got the HTC Incredible a week or so ago.  It’s a pretty amazing phone / gadget / device / camera / tool.  I dig it.