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Possibly Yellowstone National Park's finest treasure, these geyser springs could peel the skin right off of you. Fortunately the aesthetic appeal is easily enjoyed from a distance.
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Nature Of The Beast
This black stallion is one of one hundred-plus wild mustangs that populate the Pryor Mountains Wild Horse Range.
Roaming the Montana and northern Wyoming territories for over two hundred years, these wild beasts remain honorably untamed.
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Grand Ray Of Light
The magnificent Grand Teton range of southwest Wyoming is penetrated by the leftover light of an afternoon sky.
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Teton Tails
The amber cattails of autumn populate the base of Wyoming's Grand Teton mountain range.
Grand indeed.
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Old West
The distant mountains, sparse vegetation and open skies add to New Mexico's western allure.
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Straight To The Heart
Originally home to one of ten Japanese American internment camps in World War II, a single dirt road (really trail) leads from the historic base to the beautiful butte.
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Enter Wyoming
Buffalo Bill's reservoir exquisitely spills into the chiseled boundaries of Wyoming's western terrain, leading the curious traveler into the mystery of the West.
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Far As The Eye
The horizons of the west seem endless. A hike to the top of of Montana's Big Horn Mountain Range confirms this wonder.
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From Above
On the edge of Kauai's epic Napali Coastline steep drops tantalize the hiker with brilliant scenes from below.
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Red, White and Blue
The red dirt of Kauai's Waimea Canyon, "The Grand Canyon of the Pacific", provides a magnificent backdrop for the trickling waterfalls and sprouting vegetation.
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andrew greer has been a member since 4 January 2008 and goes by andrewgreer33.
Currently in Nashville.
Andrew graduated with a Bachelor in Music (BM) from Belmont University in Nashville, TN a couple of years back, worked for Rocketown Records, completed a couple marathons, lived in Wyoming, gained some perspective and now enjoys his home in Nashville.
