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Flying Over Glaciers (opens the original)
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On our recent five-week road trip to the Yukon, we booked a flight with Glacier Peaks Air Ltd over the glaciers in Kluane National Park and Reserve. In Haines Junction, we departed from a small airport in a tiny single-engine plane.Neither of us had flown much in a plane so small, and we were very nervous as the wheels left the runway. But our pilot, who went by the name of Beaver, talked us down within a few minutes. Once we calmed down, we could hardly believe our eyes.After years of hiking in
The Power of Water (opens the original)
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Mary and I recently explored the Natural Bridge Falls on the Main Boulder River. We were blown away by the water’s power as it rushed out of Montana’s Absaroka Mountains, drilled a deep hole into its limestone riverbed, roared from the cavern, nurtured nearby flowers, and captivated visitors on its way to join the Yellowstone River. This short slideshow with music will give you a taste. Enjoy!Share
Water Water Everywhere (opens the original)
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Big Timber Creek flows 30 miles from its headwaters in Montana’s Crazy Mountains to the Yellowstone River. The creek has cut many channels and chutes that, in turn, create numerous cascades and falls, including the 100-foot falls that bears its name.But it’s the power and abundance of the water that thrills me when we visit. On our last visit, we sat for a long time at Big Timber Creek Falls, captivated by its roar and dwarfed by its power. When we continued on, along a trail through the conifer
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