The area around Mammoth Hot Springs is rather other worldly in appearance. . .
Labels: mammoth hot springs, Yellowstone
posted by Diane at 6:20 PM
Monday, February 26, 2007
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9 Comments:
I'm envious of your trip. Amazing photos.
edit - and I can't wait to see the photos from your Aussie trip!
I'm going to play with these pictures with Photoshop.
joe - have at it! and if you can make me look like the wilderness version of cate blanchett, i would really appreciate it - u know, slim, sophisticated, stylish
OMG, this set of pictures makes it look like it's about 115 below zero. Yet, you're smiling and your neck is uncovered, so I'm guessing it was warmer than it looked.
I guess they don't let one get to close to the springs. Not that one should . . .
la - it wasn't as cold here as in other parts of the park!
flix - new springs surface pretty often and then they have to move the walkways
I wonder how hot the springs are? Must be incredible temps. To show how ignorant I am, I actually thought people dipped into the springs.
Once again, outstanding photos. The term "otherworldly" is spot on.
v - some you can if they are in a place where they mix with cool water - like the boiling river (see the post with all the bison along the river). the water comes out too hot, but then mixes with the frigid river water to a comfortable mix!
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