More photos from Glacier, in no particular order. Be warned: these photos were taken with a very crappy disposable camera (Ellie wouldn't let me take our nicer one). And yes, I did wear the same shirt almost every day. So?
We started out the trip with Huckleberry pancakes. For those of you who don't know about huckleberries, they are a fruit that seem to grow mostly in the alpine meadows of the mountain West. They taste like a mix between blueberries and cranberries. They are delicious in almost anything -- milkshakes are my favorite.
At the top of Red Gap Pass. Elizabeth Lake, where we camped the second night, is at the bottom right.
Here we are, heading out to Helen Lake.
Wanna-be stud shot, part 1.
Wanna-be stud shot, part 2.
Poia Lake. Alas, there are no fish in it.
Helen Lake, where we camped the third night.
Waterfall below Helen Lake. I had a nice little swim at the bottom.
At the top of Ptarmagin tunnel, looking down at Ptarmagin Lake.
Wanna-be stud shot, part 3.
Here we are taking precautions against bears -- hanging out backpacks. Must be 10 feet off the ground and 4 feet from the sides.
We started out the trip with Huckleberry pancakes. For those of you who don't know about huckleberries, they are a fruit that seem to grow mostly in the alpine meadows of the mountain West. They taste like a mix between blueberries and cranberries. They are delicious in almost anything -- milkshakes are my favorite.
At the top of Red Gap Pass. Elizabeth Lake, where we camped the second night, is at the bottom right.
Here we are, heading out to Helen Lake.
Wanna-be stud shot, part 1.
Wanna-be stud shot, part 2.
Poia Lake. Alas, there are no fish in it.
Helen Lake, where we camped the third night.
Waterfall below Helen Lake. I had a nice little swim at the bottom.
At the top of Ptarmagin tunnel, looking down at Ptarmagin Lake.
Wanna-be stud shot, part 3.
Here we are taking precautions against bears -- hanging out backpacks. Must be 10 feet off the ground and 4 feet from the sides.
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