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Springing Into Fall
On my final day in Ha Ha Tonka State Park, I decided I was going to explore and find a way to get to the water movement that Bobbie and I could hear, but not see. The evening before, I sat down with some maps and discovered a trail that should take me close, if […]
Lunch Creek
Driving Glacier NP’s Going-to-the-Sun Road, I encountered numerous waterfalls dropping out of the mountainsides. One such area, Lunch Creek, has the water streaming down the mountainside, then under the road, and resuming on down the mountain. This is a pretty popular pullout area, so photographing here was difficult, as it always seemed people were around […]
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