


Yellowstone Nat'l. Park was a little dissappointing; very little wildlife to be seen. Not a single elk in Mammoth Village! We saw many Bison, of course, but only a couple of far-off elk; no bears, wolves, or moose.
Colors are changing in the park. The trees are turning a dull yellow or rust; undergrowth has some vibrant colors!
We took some nature hikes with the park rangers. Very informative; sometimes we managed to reach a geyser just as it began to erupt!