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[2013-western-us]

Day 45: July 31, 2013: Yellowstone Day 2 and Tetons Part 2

 

We don’t know how long the Indian Pond Trail in Yellowstone was, but we are pretty sure it was our longest hike thus far on this trip (We later found out that it is called the Storm Point trail and is about 2 miles long).  Cody was super tough on this hike.  We started this hike at 3:45 and ended by 5.  He didn’t cry at all or even ask to get picked up. Cody and Brooke ran the first ten minutes of this hike.  I couldn’t believe they still had any energy left for the rest of the hike.  Indian Pond is not just a normal pond. It is more evidence of geothermal activity.  The sign stated that the ancient geyser had experienced “hydrothermal blowout.” Instead of releasing steam gradually the ground water flashed to steam so violently that it blasted out hundreds of feet of overlying rock that still lines the pond.

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[2010 Alaska]

Day 29: July 1st: Canada Day

We have been very lucky with rain for at least a week now.  When it has rained it rains for a few minutes and then the sun is out again, and sometimes it rains while the sun is still shining.  However, today is “to the bone” cold and wet.  Brooke was crying about why it was raining. I explained that we hadn’t had a rainy day in a while so I ordered one up for us.  She didn’t appreciate the answer. :-)

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