Yellowstone is such an amazing combination of raw natural beauty and danger. Even though the scenery was calming and relaxing, those feelings were sometimes short-lived; getting close to a buffalo or a bear (even from a car) can be slightly intimidating, and when viewing the countless geysers and hot springs, I was reminded that the world beneath us is such an unstable entity. There are theories out there that state that Yellowstone's underground super volcano could blow at any time.
Monday, July 5, 2010
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