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    Default Walking on the Backbone of the Rockies (NFR)

    A couple more days in Glacier, hiking the Continental Divide.

    Got off a quick shot of a little cinnamon at Two Dog Flats while dropping off our shuttle (only other bear we saw was climbing a tree along Hwy 89 outside Babb)




    Back up at Logan Pass; we're headed for that green plateau beneath the 2 peaks, dead center (about 7.6 miles)




    the Garden Wall




    leaned up against it and looked straight up




    Haystack Butte, halfway point/lunch stop






    all the seats at this restaurant have a nice view








    always looking for a handout


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    Haystack Butte in the rearview mirror




    latest model for the Great Northern Railway






    reminder of the '67 fire




    more critter




    spotted a number of golden eagles soaring along the aretes






    can't believe the bear hadn't cleaned these out yet






    our digs for the night


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    sunset






    and moonrise (Harvest)




    Dawn's crack; looks like the weather they were calling for on the East slope's coming a bit early






    .9 up to the Pass then it's all downhill to Many Glacier




    see you next year, Granite




    at the Divide




    and over to the East side




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    what's left of Swiftcurrent Glacier




    down into the valley; lots of goats up in the rocks but no bighorns in the scree






    Bullhead Lake




    Swiftcurrent Creek between Bullhead and Red Rock Lakes




    Mt. Wilbur




    clouds rolled in and that was that, picturewise; they had 7" of snow up on the passes that night - good timing on our part


    Regards,
    Scott

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    Thanks for posting. Those pictures are great.
    Where you go is less important than how you take the steps.
    Fish with a Friend,
    Lotech Joe


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    That is some beautiful country!!!! Where is that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cannonx4 View Post
    That is some beautiful country!!!! Where is that?
    Glacier National Park, NW Montana; and yes, it is beautiful country.

    Regards,
    Scott

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