Remnants of what was recently life form in these hot pools of the largest Geyser fields in the world, including Old Faithful which rises every 60 to 90 minutes~
Sunday, October 2, 2011
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love the dead trees. it is years since i've seen old faithful. :)
ReplyDeleteCor, you could give enough to everybody in the world hot showers. As if......... I'm joking. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteWow wow and more wow! Love the geyser shooting up into the air!
ReplyDeleteCarissima Mary....What OUTRAGEOUSLY fascinating DOCUMENTATION of these Geysers....Oh, I'd love to see them live...!
ReplyDeleteThe photos are superbly taken; feeling the power of the hot water....so beautiful!!!!!!
The imagine with the flying black bird next to the fountain is just fabulous!!!!!
MAGNIFICIENT NATURE SPECTACLE...sooo maagicly photographed, Mary!!
ciao ciao elvira
Great shots of Old Faithful but I really like that great old tree.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by, it's a pleasure to meet another squirrel queen. Working with all those little rescued squirrels must have been fun but I'm sure it was quite challenging.
Although my name shows my fascination with squirrels I volunteer with an organization that is trying to manage the feral cat population in our area. We use TNR and it seems to be working well. The cats on my blog are all rescues that have been through the program but won my heart so they have a home now.