May 10th, 2007In Like a Lion
Yet another Geocaching expedition, this one near Lion Lake located on the road up to Hungry Horse Dam.
Bone Graveyard.
Dan at the cache site.
Lion Lake
May 9th, 2007Silver Stairs
These were from another Geocache location between East and West Glacier. The Geocache was titled ‘Silver Stairs’. By the way, that’s Will.
May 8th, 2007Cold and Rainy
These were taken at a Geocache location about half way between East and West Glacier, MT, near Glacier National Park.
From Left to Right: Dan, Glenn, Lou, Sonja and Will
May 7th, 2007Flathead Lake
These were both taken at a Geocache above Flathead Lake.
May 1st, 2007Goat Lick
Can you spot the three mountain goats in this photo? No? Try the next one.
Okay, so it’s still far off, but you should be able to see three white dots (it helps to click the photo for a larger view) — those are goats. Really, they’re there!
For more information, check out the Goat Lick PDF. This opens with Adobe Acrobat.
April 8th, 2007The Reservoir Frozeth Over
Before stopping at our friend Sonja’s home in Hungry Horse we took a drive up to Hungry Horse Dam and Reservoir. I tried to capture the interesting sight. The reservoir is mostly frozen, except near the dam. On our bright and sunny day the mountains and trees were reflected in the non-frozen (but still freezing!) water, and if you looked at it the right way, it looked like the ice dropped off of a shear cliff. I thought it was neat anyway. (If you click it to enlarge, the effect is more pronounced.)
Alpha creek runs into the reservoir through a culvert. The creek is flowing slowly, but the snow melt will increase the water flow. Even if it doesn’t look like the snow is melting.
November 28th, 2006Revisiting the Northfork
Some of these have been posted before, some of them have not. These were all taken in the Northfork in 2004. We used to go there every Sunday with friends to explore caves (some of which have cave paintings in them), and stomp around in freezing mountain streams. Schedules don’t permit for us to have those weekly outings anymore, but we do try to visit the Northfork when we can. And, y’know, it’s not 30° below.
September 25th, 2006Get Your Wheaties!
A field near where we live that we take the dogs to.
Another photo from one of our trips to the Northfork. I believe this was a little closer to Columbia Falls, instead of waaay up in the mountains. 
Last summer we spent a few Sundays in the Northfork area. We went hiking and trudging through some of the most frigid waters looking for rocks. There’s Dan, another of my handsome guys!
