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COLORADO. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/07734360-547c-48ba-982e-dfeac0f6b639/900_Scene-Again-Images_-Photography-by-Cliff-Davis_Gallatin%2BBarn.jpg Barns & Buildings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/77a87c63-f158-4fd4-a06a-070c00000bd7/HOME%2BIN%2BTHE%2BASPENS_IMG_5887_2_2_2.jpg Barns & Buildings HOME IN THE ASPENS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/088ea71f-956c-498f-b2cd-41eae3666f2f/900_Scene-Again-Images_-Photography-by-Cliff-Davis_IMG_5401.jpg Barns & Buildings NORTH GALLATIN VALLEY AND THE BRIDGER MOUNTAINS MONTANA https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/179ef2c5-95c5-4672-87de-816386ed7e30/900_Scene-Again-Images_-Photography-by-Cliff-Davis__DSC5889_HDR_2_gigapixel_lines_scale_2_00x.jpg Barns & Buildings THE BARN AT EVERGREEN. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/7ee80203-1cf5-4068-992d-ec02da79fcd4/Screenshot%2B2025-05-17%2B133844.png Barns & Buildings ISOLATION https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/f5133903-3c3d-4eac-8608-e8a8f598363a/Screenshot%2B2025-05-17%2B123313.png Barns & Buildings WINSTON STONE HOUSE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/5b2f2109-3250-4cb5-bee1-a22a89c2609f/900_Scene-Again-Images_-Photography-by-Cliff-Davis_What%2BRemains.jpg Barns & Buildings WHAT REMAINS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/c16bd967-a2e3-4b26-94ff-c946d1333de6/IMG_5626.jpg Barns & Buildings NORTH GALLATIN VALLEY https://www.sceneagainimages.com/home-old daily 0.75 2025-05-21 https://www.sceneagainimages.com/home-old/2024calendar-eslbg monthly 0.5 2025-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1702694232704-68QTHJ5LBE84XYUK0ZSG/IMG_2616.jpeg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1702694219492-7BNUEJ1PASXRTP7LON07/IMG_2617.jpg https://www.sceneagainimages.com/home-old/nightscapes-26bne monthly 0.5 2025-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1627403497101-SDQN5OFOSNHZLHIGYFAE/image-asset.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Galactic Flatirons (Copy) Galactic Flatirons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1601085010894-FFF7FGUO2F9WC96YAMA7/Maroon+Bells+Milky+Way+C-1.jpg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Milky Way over the Maroon Bells (Copy) Milky Way over the Maroon Bells Perhaps one of the most recognizable, sought out and loved places in Colorado, the Maroon Bells tower over the surrounding values, high in the Rockies, just west of Aspen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625507579614-F45DNJBB365H0SH0YIV8/C4808DEC-0E33-4810-B410-0954CFBC1B30.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Bear Lake (Copy) Bear Lake I drove in when everyone else was on their was out. An analogy of my career and life. When I arrived to the trailhead, I’d planned to scout out a good site for the Milky Way. Instead I hiked the steep trail to Dream Lake, and took a look around, taking a few shots, but more so, looking at future sites - ones that fit a different time of day much better. And I realized why it’s called Dream Lake. Not only due to its beauty and surroundings, but also because the trail in is steep enough that you dream of finally getting there. After a brief stay, I hiked back down, in the dark, catching up quickly with one of the last groups on the trail, until I arrived back at Bear Lake, and continued along the shore to the northwest side. A quick 2.5 miles. The next task was finding a good location and setting up. Much easier accomplished in the daylight hours. Then I waited in the dark on a greater-than-life sized rock at the shoreline for the main part of our galaxy to show itself. Clouds moved in and out for some time, and I realized that it was going to be tough to catch the Milky Way with its core set between Longs Peak and Mt. Meeker as I had hoped for. It’s amazingly quiet there, and easy to feel like you’re the only person in the world. Occasionally, I’d see headlamps and catch a bit of the faint voices of the late arrivals, picking their way down the steep trail. The only other sounds were the occasional unknown animal in the dense forest surrounding the lake, and the constant, distant sound of flowing water from the many cascading creeks and waterfalls in the area. And another fleeting, ethereal sound - one I hadn’t heard for quite some time. It was like a brief whisper in my head, until my memory finally recalled the sound of bats winging inches by and over me, searching in the cool night over the lake for their dinner. My plans for an unobstructed alignment of the heavens and earth weren’t realized. But like many aspects of life, we don’t always get what we hope for, rather, we get something just as good or better. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1599687889037-KK1MYSDTXKFQM050MRDL/0977B7C3-0957-4BAA-9FBA-B190B8913581.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Stumptown Milky Way (Copy) Stumptown Milky Way Not much remains of Stumptown, a once thriving, bustling mining town just east of Leadville, Colorado, at 11,100 feet, in the Mosquito Range of the Rocky Mountains in central Colorado. First known as “South Evans,” it was later named Stumptown. The settlement began in 1879 with the discovery of lead carbonate ores in the Little Ellen Mine, and it was largely abandoned in the late 1930’s. Primarily a residential town with a few saloons, houses were small and none had indoor plumbing. Water for cooking and bathing came from the town pump. Margaret “Molly” Brown, the ‘Unsinkable Molly Brown’ of Titanic fame arrived in the early 1880s and lived in Stumptown for a year, as a young bride, before relocating to Leadville. Today, this is one of few structures standing. The current area residents include beavers, who’ve dammed the stream and created their own town. The Milky Way shines brightly at this altitude and the lack of light pollution makes the view even better. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625247367348-ZA1L05UDCHFLWKBECF84/92023EE5-34D3-46DE-81A2-31DA4305FD57.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - You’ve got mail! (Copy) You’ve got mail! A night drive to the eastern Colorado plains and the one time town of Claud. The only building remaining is the former post office. Finding true dark skies can be a challenge, but this location is very rural and fits the bill. It’s my second visit to this place, and although it was initially only me, the cows, some antelope, deer and bats, I was soon joined by a new friend, a fellow stargazer. We talked and laughed and shared an amazing sky and some welcome hot coffee. In addition to the always awe-inspiring Milky Way, we were also serenaded by more than a few coyotes, and had the pleasure of seeing a very bright extraterrestrial visitor streak through the sky in our direct view. Another beautiful spring night. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625247278706-R23FFOD3LHRYTA1O9S1G/291379F4-AEAB-41C6-901A-BBECC6C8D854.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Sprague Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park (Copy) Sprague Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park It was a Tuesday evening, I got off of work at 8 and drove north and west to Rocky Mountain National Park to meet a friend at Sprague Lake, for another calm peaceful evening under the stars, hoping to catch the galaxy over our heads. Astrophotography is an acquired love, with a necessity of going to places at night when everyone else has left and gone home or back to their travel accommodations for the night. The time and planning that goes into it can be worth it if the conditions are right, but many times you get there only to realize that what you’d hoped for didn’t pan out. Either way, the huge bonus is that you’re usually all alone, and able to enjoy the peace and solitude of being in a beautiful place, and having it all to yourself. So after two hours of driving alone in the dark to get there, we weren’t disappointed with the views. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1598662659070-FPHXINPV6OEB6G5NVH0M/03BF263C-C6B1-44C2-93F6-0E139CF34A78.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Lake Irene Milky Way (Copy) Lake Irene Milky Way At 10,660 feet, in a basin just west of the Continental Divide in north Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park, lies beautiful Lake Irene. The lake is a perfect setting to view the awe-inspiring Milky Way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1599769297975-3AJ6LNUDSEOMH65XVNXK/_DSC0515.tif-2.jpg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Sand and Stardust (Copy) Sand and Stardust The vast array of the Milky Way gives a breath-taking show over the dunes and mountains of south central Colorado’s San Luis Valley, bordered on the east by the Sangre de Christo mountains and a beautiful uncommon phenomenon - Great Sand Dunes National Park and Reserve, which is a designated International Dark Sky Park. On this night, the Perseid meteor shower was also active, with one of its visitors visible in this frame. At nearly 150,000 acres (30 sq. miles and 1.2 cubic miles of sand!), the park and reserve includes the tallest dunes in North America (750 feet) as well as alpine lakes and tundra, mountain peaks over 13,000 feet, and mixed conifer forest, wetlands and grassland. They were created from sediments from the Sangre de Cristo Range, and the San Juan mountains to the west, which filled the valley floor, along with water from melting glaciers and rain. A large body of water named Lake Alamosa formed, and when it receded suddenly and the water drained, this left large amount of sediment in a sand sheet. Over tens of thousands of years, sand that was left behind blew along with the predominant southwest winds toward a natural pocket at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Range. The wind blows from the valley floor towards three mountain passes, but during the storms the winds blow back toward the valley. These opposing wind directions cause the sand to collect in this pocket of the valley, and the dunes to grow vertically. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625256014388-KCWRY7MDGALUDWSFEZRW/8005B5DA-4308-45B2-BBD3-3BF54C3754AC.png Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Claud (Copy) Claud Last Thursday night, I drove east of Denver on the plains to shoot the Milky Way over the old post office of Maud, Colorado. Not much is left of the small town, and this is the lone surviving structure. Once the central point of the town, it’s now occupied by bats. Soon after I arrived and started setting up, several other photographers showed up to do the same. Although I enjoy the solitude of landscape and astrophotography, it was a pleasure to meet and hang out with some new friends. Although I’m a little rusty with my techniques, I liked the way this turned out. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1599682901456-ISP7XA2V0H4G6ENNPI21/817CBD4F-95C3-48A3-8F60-F36B2BA3A354.jpeg Home - NIGHTSCAPES - Flat Irons Milky Way (Copy) Flat Irons Milky Way The Flat Irons, a nearly 200 million year old series of five lifted and tilted conglomerate sandstone slabs, forming the east slope of Green Mountain. They tower over the southwest edge of Boulder, Colorado, on the Rocky Mountain Front Range, and are an iconic, ubiquitous symbol of Boulder. Many hours were spent at this location in Chautauqua Meadow (complete with late night and early morning animal visitors) to acquire a clear view of the Milky Way. The area is well-known and popular with hikers and climbers. Unfortunately, the city lights of Denver just 30 miles to the southeast contribute significant light pollution, a difficult adversary to shooting nightscapes. https://www.sceneagainimages.com/home-old/flora-and-fauna-n7cas monthly 0.5 2025-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625246072627-G1DTCDW38KZY2KDWSUKX/05C08BD5-3438-4B54-8458-166B94CD695F.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Rocky Mountain Columbine (Copy) Rocky Mountain Columbine Symmetry. It’s the antithesis of the randomness of nature and the universe as a whole, and yet, contrarily, it’s also the rule. My theory is that God spent time creating the Heavens and the Earth, and all of the living things. But I suspect that He spent a fair amount of extra time creating flowers. They are the lifeblood of the planet, along with the bees that pollinate them. The genius of creation. They’re all beautiful in their own way, but like many things in life, some are exceptionally so, and clear proof that God does have favorites. And the Columbine is most definitely one of those. The state flower of Colorado is found most commonly at elevations from 6,000-10,000 feet, with some growing at even higher elevations. It grows in a variety of terrains and surroundings, but is most commonly found near aspen stands. Rocky Mountain Columbine is recognizable by its unique blue or purple and white color combination, with delicate yellow pistols and stamens. I can’t be sure, but I suspect that God took even a bit longer with this particular one, growing in the forest on the east side of Guanella Pass, in the Colorado Rockies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625247921930-Z8ML0JJBUGG3HGQQROG3/2101582E-5B46-4BB8-A3CF-0FA8F8D303EE.jpeg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - High country aspens. (Copy) High country aspens. A long drive to the Flat Tops Wilderness in central Colorado on a warm day. I’ve always been drawn to aspens, and this little corner of the world is laced with them. Many have clearly been there for many years. They provide shelter and respite from the heat of the day. More than that, they exude peace and calm in a turbulent world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711883545-O6YOJJGRJIQ5K51JLN2I/Rocky+Mountain+Iris-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Rocky Mountain Iris (Copy) Rocky Mountain Iris Iris missouriensis. A Rocky Mountain Iris displays its delicate beauty in the Spanish Creek Basin of south-central Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712557299-0THRUOKP43BGWW6SMPEO/Forest+floor-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Forest floor (Copy) Forest floor The forest floor along the trail to Grotto Falls on Hyalite Creek, in the Gallatin Range, south of Bozeman, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625247636655-LZP024I3QJ6KMY4XRYY0/1BB92EAD-038B-42BB-84DE-D7CB2A6DFA48.jpeg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Columbine (Copy) Columbine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711647095-27GIKPP9C22KDMF4XPTQ/Sunflower-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Sunflower (Copy) Sunflower Helianthus annuus. A sunflower among a field of sunflowers on the plains of Colorado. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711713552-E956HQ8D197NVOKX6S4T/Sunset-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Sunset (Copy) Sunset Tragopogon dubius, Western Goats Beard (yellow salsify) seedhead, the flowering plant is common to the northern wildlands, diffuses the last light of day through the surrounding pines along south-central Montana’s Storm Castle Creek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711470289-LTQQILOE19BINFDI15Y0/Columbine-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Columbine (Copy) Columbine Aquilegia coerulea. The Rocky Mountain Blue Columbine, a member of the buttercup family, is the state flower of Colorado, but can be found from Montana to Arizona. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711558011-REZ9EL4MKSRDHL44LPNN/Western+Tiger+Swallowtail-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Western Tiger Swallowtail (Copy) Western Tiger Swallowtail Western Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly (Papilio rutulus), gathering pollen from a Nettle-Leaf Giant Hyssop (Agastache urticifolia), part of the wild Mint family. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712519141-LL6IRVIHY7ZROCTB24QM/Bluebell+Bellflower-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Bluebell Bellflower (Copy) Bluebell Bellflower Campanula rotundifolia. The Bluebell Bellflower, a herbaceous perennial flowering plant is found north of the 40th parallel. This one was found growing at the forests edge in northwestern Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569274042297-0UM0VGGBPK7E9Y4T33M5/Whooo%27s+Your+Daddy.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Whoooo's your daddy? (Copy) Whoooo's your daddy? Bubo virginianus. A Great Horned Owl nesting with its mate on the plains along the front range of the Rockies in north-central Colorado. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711522734-2YX6MPI569JVED2RX7AW/Spring+Squall-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Spring Squall (Copy) Spring Squall A spring blizzard in Montana. Bison are built for the weather, and well suited to survive all of it’s extremes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711599394-1G6YZ3FA34FC3DSCHB1R/Colored+Moose-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Colored moose (Copy) Colored moose Alces alces shirasi. The name moose originates with the Algonquin Indian word ‘moosh,’ meaning ‘stripper and eater of bark,’ in reference to the mooses predilection for deciduous shrubs, in addition to their love for submerged aquatic vegetation. Here, a young moose feeds on the colorful, tender spring foliage found in the low lying areas of Spanish Creek Basin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569039346880-Y4EY0EN0JLHYH3LW66Z5/Pelicans-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Pelicans (Copy) Pelicans Pelicanus erythrorhynchos. The American White Pelican breeds in interior North America, moving south and to the coasts, as far as Central and South America, in winter. They nest in colonies of several hundred in remote brackish and freshwater lakes of inland North America. This species of pelican can live for more than 16 years. They catch their prey while swimming, and eat more than 4 pounds of food per day, mostly consisting of fish, but including crayfish and amphibians. They like to congregate in groups to feed, cooperating to corral fish to one another. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711767010-BNDJCSUWAWS4GMWUVON4/Bison+Bull-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Bison Bull (Copy) Bison Bull Bison bison. The American Bison, also known as the American Buffalo, is north America’s largest land animal. A mature bull can weigh up to a ton, and stand up to 6 1/2 feet tall., with a length up to 12 feet. It can also run at speeds up to 40 mph, jump up to 6 feet vertically, and is a capable swimmer. They are also well-adapted to weather extremes, including hot summers and bitterly cold winters with heavy snow. Sadly, the bison was not faster than a speeding bullet, and millions were slaughtered for their hides as well as for sport, and to clear the plains for stock, and to control the plains tribes, who used the bison for food, clothing, tools, fuel and shelter, as well as having a spiritual value. Prior to their near-extermination, 30-60 million bison were killed, and by 1890, roughly 1,000 remained, with around 2 dozen in Yellowstone National Park. Thanks to concerted conservation efforts, the wild plains bison population of Yellowstone has rebounded to around 4,000. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711815274-9JTMXP3PE3ZVWB7ZN8VX/Trail+Ridge+Elk-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Trail Ridge Elk (Copy) Trail Ridge Elk Cervus canadensis. A bull elk takes a rest off of Trail Ridge Road in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. At 12, 183 feet, it’s the highest continuously paved road in the US. The 48 mile highway extends from Estes Park on the east side to Grand Lake on the west. 11 of these miles are above treeline, winding through alpine tundra. The high-altitude area of the park is home to elk, picas, marmots, ptarmigans and bighorn sheep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711852056-3QYFHIQU1AWWWUU7EV3I/Hummingbird-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Hummingbird (Copy) Hummingbird Selasphorus calliope. A Calliope hummingbird drinking nectar from a feeder in northwestern Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711921346-RGECSFB4WRODVD3VS399/Western+Meadowlark-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Western Meadowlark (Copy) Western Meadowlark Sturnella neglecta. The Western Meadowlark nests on the ground in open grasslands across western and central North America. It is a songbird with a distinctive flute-like call, commonly found in grasslands, prairies, pastures, and abandoned fields. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1568063113146-3KVCS7XMGJZHPKP56D3D/Sunflowers+at+Sunset-1+%282%29-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Sunflowers at sunset (Copy) Sunflowers at sunset Sunflowers at sunset just east of the Rockies in Colorado. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712012306-76RUHH6GUE9R811F1JUY/Bison+in+wildflowers-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Bison in Wildflowers (Copy) Bison in Wildflowers A bison bull resting in the spring amongst a carpet of wildflowers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1568063161329-5TH4UILL7FCQMPLVGWNJ/Sunflowers+at+Dusk-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Sunflowers at dusk (Copy) Sunflowers at dusk The reflected light after sunset on the Colorado Front Range illuminates a field of sunflowers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712371669-NI6N02F77OVAWRSEPTMS/Rocky+Mountain+Goat-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Rocky Mountain Goat (Copy) Rocky Mountain Goat Oreamnos americanus. A mountain goat grazes on the southwestern flank of Sacagawea Peak in Montana’s Bridger Mountains. They are protected from the extreme environment by their woolly white double coats. The fine, dense wool of their undercoats is covered by an outer layer of longer, hollow hairs. Mountain goats molt in spring by rubbing against rocks and trees. These coats help them to withstand winter temperatures as low as −50 °F and winds of up to 100 miles per hour. Inner pads on their hooves allow them to walk with seeming ease on steep, rocky slopes with pitches greater than 60 degrees. They generally remain above treeline, but will descend to access mineral licks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712410658-JOB70DTAG2CCJTG9G8E1/Grazing+Mountain+Goat-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Grazing Mountain Goat (Copy) Grazing Mountain Goat A molting mountain goat on Sacagawea Peak in the Bridger Range, north of Bozeman, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712473901-7Q2B990WF2WF4UNKZVDR/Goats+on+Sacagawea+Peak+-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Goats on Sacagawea Peak (Copy) Goats on Sacagawea Peak A pair of mountain goats graze above treeline on the flank of Sacagawea Peak, silhouetted against the southern Bridger Mountains, with the Gallatin Range in the distance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712604422-CRZFD0F6FQH0WIMZ4BPL/Mountain+Goats+at+Logan+Pass-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Mountain Goats at Logan Pass (Copy) Mountain Goats at Logan Pass A nanny goat and kid atop a narrow ridge on the west side of Logan Pass, on Glacier National Parks Going to the Sun Highway, with Bishops Cap and the Garden Wall in the distance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712642736-D472W5CBHKJA3MFQV1U5/Goats+on+the+Garden+Wall-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Goats on the Garden Wall (Copy) Goats on the Garden Wall A nanny goat and kid graze on the lush slopes of the Garden Wall in western Glacier National Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712687215-H1QKTDBK5GKL1OX4VU4Q/Bull+Elk-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Bull Elk (Copy) Bull Elk A bull elk plods through wind-driven snow near South Cottonwood Creek, southwest of Bozeman, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712725339-CWQBIZPHBELQVJ1P0EG1/Coyote-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Coyote (Copy) Coyote Canis latrans. A coyote in the late afternoon sun of mid-winter, along Grayling Creek, north of Yellowstone National Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712764574-MIO8OLPUTNGGLUA2IH0E/Looking+for+Dinner-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Looking for dinner (Copy) Looking for dinner The late afternoon sun of mid-winter casts long shadows on this coyote, seeking a meal before sundown, along Grayling Creek, north of Yellowstone National Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712795539-3Q5QW5Q3NK1FSBONTD0O/Chipmunk-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Chipmunk (Copy) Chipmunk Neotamius minimus. A common site in the northern forests. The name derives from the native Odawa (Ottawa) word jidmoonh, meaning red squirrel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562712825772-2H8R98YXN8ACJ8RHGYWD/Bald+Eagle-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Bald Eagle (Copy) Bald Eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus. Bald in the English name is derived from the word piebald, which refers to the white head and tail feathers that contrast with the dark body. The United States national bird, it was nearly extinct in the mid-1950s, with only 412 nesting pairs left in the lower 48 states. Intense conservation efforts resulted in its eventual removal from the endangered species list in 1995, and later removed from the threatened species list in 2007. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777617042-PIYWPI6YPNC701ZZZWH5/Bighorn+Ram+Close-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Up close and personal (Copy) Up close and personal Just north of Yellowstone Park, near Gardiner, Montana, this Bighorn Ram waits to ring in the New Year. It wouldn’t be much of a party though, as temperatures ranged 5-9 degrees F. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777630859-G8UBLXW5007RCBU5DEZ4/Bighorn+Ram-1-2.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Ram tough (Copy) Ram tough Bighorn sheep inhabit a vast range, from the Rocky Mountains in Canada down to the deserts of the American Southwest. They are relatives of goats, and have balance-aiding split hooves and rough hoof bottoms for natural grip. These attributes, along with keen vision, help them move easily about rocky, rugged mountain terrain. Male bighorn sheep have large horn cores, enlarged corneal and frontal sinuses, and internal bony septa. These adaptations serve to protect the brain by absorbing the impact of clashes. During the rut (period preceding the mating season) the rams attempt to establish a dominance hierarchy to determine access to ewes for mating. During the prerut period, most of the characteristic horn clashing occurs between rams, although this behavior may occur to a limited extent throughout the year. Rams walk away from each other and then turn to face each other before jumping and lunging into head-butts, which can sometimes be heard for miles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777813997-1J336LZ2GJO82XN4N0UD/Hummingbird+B-1.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Suspended animation (Copy) Suspended animation A hummingbird on short and final for the feeder. This particular bird was competing with dozens of other hummingbirds near Tolland, Colorado along south Boulder Creek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1599681124307-RNSINYC84LQQJKDT3X68/4777FCC3-5645-4900-AABE-A404959745AF.jpeg Home - FLORA and FAUNA - Great Horned Owl (Copy) Great Horned Owl On a hike along the bottoms of the South Platte River in Colorado, this young Great Horned Owl flew in low over me and then to this perch. A brief interruption in its day of looking for the next meal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673825591616-BLRWGXDSC6KZ5R3VYSS6/_DSC5142-SharpenAI-softness.jpg Home - FLORA and FAUNA https://www.sceneagainimages.com/home-old/barns-and-buildings-2p5hk monthly 0.5 2025-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429589033-KSFVUE2YCQ7SXDPSNSP4/_DSC7481-HDR-Pano.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Ear Mountain. (Copy) Ear Mountain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747446008881-JKD5TPMEKE3UJNF0WIJN/_DSC8518-Edit-Edit.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Old grain elevator at Square Butte (Copy) Old grain elevator at Square Butte https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1594608515177-NE2IUIVSPGMZOJJJR495/1F78E574-4FBA-4D28-9ABE-FA211F758B27.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Abbott Church (Copy) Abbott Church In the farmlands north of Lindon, Colorado, just off of County Road 1/4, the determined searcher will find Abbott Church. To understand why the church is so far from the beaten path, one need understand the history of the area. The Homestead Act of 1862 gave willing and able settlers 160 acres of land to settle, requiring six years of cultivation , at which point they were given ownership. One such man was Albert Abbott, who owned much of the land surrounding the church. His land, just north of the up-and-coming town of Lindon, provided a perfect location for the much needed church, which was built in 1913. Lindon never grew to reach the location of the church, and it stands to this day surrounded by farm fields. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429765309-XNVHFJ02IBAEFZDH99B4/_DSC8578-Pano-Edit.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Hughesville Road (Copy) Hughesville Road https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1565996403489-PVXC6AYWEH0BALCP3TND/09518EDB-C1AF-4C98-B7D8-4EAAB2B7F0A1.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Mission Valley (Copy) Mission Valley The Dupuis Barn, with the Mission Mountains in the background. The barn was built by Orson Dupuis and family around 1915, just north of Ronan, Montana. 9820 foot McDonald Peak, tallest of the Mission Range, rises majestically in the background. Heavy glaciation and continuous erosion are responsible for the ranges distinct shapes. The Mission Valley has been inhabited for several thousand years by the Salish and Kootenai tribes, the decendants of whom still reside here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625247501771-CU4DR7RVYZBW3DL0XFCG/ACB2A6E4-E97C-4410-8F52-E3DFB5535410.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Stumptown (Copy) Stumptown I have long been drawn to history and old buildings. Match them with a beautiful location, and I’m even happier. This old place resides creek-side just east of Leadville, Colorado, in the old mining district. Once a bustling residential mining town with a pool hall and saloons, this and other similar buildings, as well as remnants of the mines, are all that’s left of what was once known as Stumptown. The sun will set across the valley below, and over 14,428 foot Mount Massive. Sunsets here at over 10,000 feet are incredible, and the wildflowers, lush plant-life and flowing water add to that beauty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569273630786-DHAFU0AL4FY2JZNDZJ1U/Blackfoot+Valley+Barn.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Blackfoot Valley Barn (Copy) Blackfoot Valley Barn The Blackfoot River Valley extends from the Blackfoot River’s beginnings at Roger’s Pass, atop the Continental Divide, to the river’s confluence with the Clark Fork River, just east of Missoula. The river's canyon and the valleys were formed by the Missoula Floods, cataclysmic glacial lake outburst floods which occurred at the end of the last ice age. It was later explored by Lewis and Clark. Surrounded by the Bob Marshall/Scapegoat Wildernesses and the Garnet Mountains, the beautiful valley in west-central Montana is home to more cattle than people. Farms and ranches dot the valley near Helmville and Ovando. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563464538156-V68JS1ZZUA3LUUNQ86Q3/Crystal+Mill-1.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Crystal Mill (Copy) Crystal Mill The wooden powerhouse, originally known as the Sheep Mountain Powerhouse, was built in 1892 by promoters of the Sheep Mountain Tunnel and Mining Company. Built atop an outcrop above the Crystal River, it is actually a compressor station, which used the water turbine to drive an air compressor, powering other machinery or tools in the nearby silver mines. When the Sheep Mountain Mine closed in 1917, it fell into disuse and disrepair. One of the more photographed locations in Colorado, Crystal Mill is not easily accessed, but is certainly worth the trip. Our trip to the site was a teeth-rattler, and the trip out was punctuated with a flat tire, changed in the dark. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1568057974516-0XMF2EADXG4Y6JBMLIH9/East+Glacier+Barn.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Barn at Two Medicine River Bridge (Copy) Barn at Two Medicine River Bridge Montana has no shortage of historic and iconic structures. Here, a landmark old barn is framed by one of the tallest train trestles in the world, spanning nearly 200 feet above the Two Medicine River, just outside of East Glacier, Montana. In the background, the source of the Two Medicine River, the mountains of Glacier National Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562710684692-LA5DJNL6RJS2PLBBBRED/Bridger+Barn-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Bridger Barn (Copy) Bridger Barn The Bridger Mountains, named for the famous mountain man, Jim Bridger, form the north east wall of the Gallatin Valley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562710762694-JWHJEVLCAVS1Y4HQ17DJ/What+Remains...-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - What remains... (Copy) What remains... Mining town remnants in the Mosquito Range, near Leadville, Colorado. Stumptown, in South Evans Gulch, got started with the 1879 discovery of the Little Ellen Mine. It operated until 1930. It was the hometown of the newly marred “Leadville Johnny” Brown and his wife, Margaret, the Unsinkable Molly Brown, of Titanic fame. At 14,428 ft. Mount Massive, the states second highest peak, rises in the distance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562710815235-NIWBW5CH7B16G3D9WN8G/Thompson+River-1.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Thompson River (Copy) Thompson River An old homestead and barn in northwestern Montana’s Thompson River Valley, not far from the rivers beginning. Area forest fires lend an uncharacteristic haze to the area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562710863828-T1HQDXYZGPVU18CHE5F6/Springtime-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Springtime (Copy) Springtime Along the Northern Pacific rail lines at Springtime, Montana, in Stillwater County, along the Yellowstone River. Springtime had a post office from 1916-1932. A few agricultural buildings remain today, including this magnificent old barn. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562710985277-44JIDESS1XS2ENX95FP9/Dry+Creek-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Dry Creek (Copy) Dry Creek The Accola elevator, was built by The Montana Elevator Company in 1914 along the Gallatin Valley Railroad, which ran from Belgrade, north to Menard. In 1919 the rail line was purchased by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad to transport wheat to flour mills in the Gallatin Valley. In 1978, the line shut down, and the elevator was used for storage until the mid-1980s. Today it sits empty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824609097-OQ6E0BM44XISB00RKP69/DSC_0674.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711016598-0QA27EC7EQKRHO36A5ST/Gallatin+Barn-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Gallatin Barn (Copy) Gallatin Barn The Gallatin Valley of south-central Montana is dotted with old barns, many still in working condition, including this one, off of Gooch Hill Road. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711065410-7B5AUDUKV9AF4F5G7V3C/Flathead+Barn-1.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Flathead barn (Copy) Flathead barn The Flathead Valley of northwest Montana is a treasure trove for those who love the outdoors and western living. The valley is dotted my many old barns, but this is one of my favorites. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711112022-SJHWX0CMCJKNCPI7SUC2/Flathead+Barn+Panorama-1.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Flathead Barn Panorama (Copy) Flathead Barn Panorama The Flathead Valley of northwest Montana is a treasure trove for those who love the outdoors and western living. The valley is dotted my many old barns, but this is one of my favorites. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569273759047-RUXTGUHM19CI5KXQ6IRZ/Rivers+End+Ranch+Barn-1.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - River End Ranch Barn (Copy) River End Ranch Barn This old, historic barn is located along the Flathead River, a stones-throw from where it empties into Flathead Lake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1568672076618-5EVW1H0AJL5PFAWM9GVO/F18CC838-49B2-4AFE-8DB2-920F06B51994.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Lost Prairie (Copy) Lost Prairie An abandoned barn in beautiful Lost Prairie, just north of Marion, in northwest Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711217654-503XYYES09IARBWBB4N1/Springhill-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Springhill (Copy) Springhill Springhill, Montana, in the north Gallatin Valley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777555237-I10TVIVLQHVCECA1608C/Barn+on+the+Northern+Front+B-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Long shadows. (Copy) Long shadows. The long shadows of a late winter afternoon fall on the prairie of north-central Montana, north of Augusta on the northern Rocky Mountain front-range. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569273574008-EDZFK95SN2ADF5AC3VWU/Studebaker.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Studebaker (Copy) Studebaker This Studebaker dealership sign is affixed to a shop in New Raymer, Colorado. The property owners reportedly bought the sign at auction from a former Studebaker dealer located in Brighton, Colorado. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711258548-18PIGA6VNXJW3WAU7392/Isolation-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Isolation (Copy) Isolation Gallatin Valley in early winter, in south-central Montana. In the background, the Bridger Mountains are visible through the storm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562710723335-59VDGTTA7ZQV6P6BQNPO/Winston+Stone+House-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Winston Stone House (Copy) Winston Stone House Built in 1894, by Warren Dodge, this stone house stands on the edge of Winston, MT. Sitting at the base of the Elkhorn Mountains, it cost $3800 to build; today’s equivalent would be around $600,000. Dodge was a merchant, and purchased many mining claims in the hills behind his home. Once likely the envy of those for miles around, the house long-since stands empty, a testament to one mans dreams and some incredible craftsmanship. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562711304786-4TJAUXRMG2F37A1NPH2M/Winter+Isolation-1-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Winter Isolation (Copy) Winter Isolation Winter in the Bridger Mountains from the Gallatin Valley of south-central Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562778019049-NNJVAVVPI4G1PQ9PPBJ8/St.+Malo+Chapel+on+the+Rock-1.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Chapel on the Rock (Copy) Chapel on the Rock The Chapel on the Rock, officially Saint Catherine of Siena Chapel, and completed in 1936, a functioning Catholic Church, and landmark near Allenspark, sits just east of Longs Peak, and Rocky Mountain National Park, along Colorado’s Peak to Peak highway in the eastern front range. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673821681377-T4IJ4XJIOWDI0K1U7BLL/image-asset.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - The Old Milwaukee Depot (Copy) The Old Milwaukee Depot https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673822250302-91ODX8NQH9UDF1A1CXDQ/image-asset.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Greenland, Colorado barn (Copy) Greenland, Colorado barn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824634276-O297JRZ48CEGTO294BQQ/IMG_8001-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Accola Elevator (Copy) Accola Elevator https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673821830360-47CZVJRB4RI10IZIM1QE/image-asset.jpeg Home - Barns and Buildings - Big Boy (Copy) Big Boy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824237282-FPFFY9FZ9RSRRRAJDPNQ/_DSC6740.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824613903-OWHF12H8ZNR2YI30SSS5/IMG_4206-2.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824589791-R6Q5SV9ZOU2J4OIC55V9/_DSC5889-HDR.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - The Barn at Evergreen (Copy) The Barn at Evergreen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824222842-E6W8NUFUMROUMUAJCE82/_DSC6530-Pano.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673825622026-54HGDO8BK741X87IKANR/_DSC1999-HDR-Pano.jpg Home - Barns and Buildings - Abbott Church (Copy) Abbott Church https://www.sceneagainimages.com/home-old/terra-yfgep monthly 0.5 2025-05-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429743144-L5MOQCWNJGVCFP29YQCR/_DSC6376-HDR-Pano.jpeg Home - TERRA - Sunset at Molas Pass (Copy) Sunset at Molas Pass https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429635327-XYFFA5T2JL3MBAYEPADD/_DSC8144-HDR-Pano.jpeg Home - TERRA - Chief Mountain (Copy) Chief Mountain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747427526389-TD7DR8SAMXERW5JRUUQH/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Woods Lake (Copy) Woods Lake West of Telluride, Colorado, in the San Miguel mountains, and within the Lizard Head Wilderness, lies Woods Lake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747437577746-SXL1BPPKPO71W74JN1SE/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Heart of the Rockies (Copy) Heart of the Rockies https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429835047-Q3OIHB2R5F8DU656UDPE/_DSC6216-HDR.jpeg Home - TERRA - Owl Creek Pass (Copy) Owl Creek Pass https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429577498-D2QR96RBHQ9SLONX99XQ/_DSC7246-HDR-Pano.jpeg Home - TERRA - The road to Ear Mountain (Copy) The road to Ear Mountain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429589660-AQV08I13J3449BRC1A5R/_DSC8404.jpeg Home - TERRA - Grinnell Peak, Many Glacier Valley (Copy) Grinnell Peak, Many Glacier Valley https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1747429595018-5ABMRLNSLA9VYUP593MZ/_DSC8356-HDR-Pano.jpeg Home - TERRA - Grinnell Peak and Swiftcurrent Lake (Copy) Grinnell Peak and Swiftcurrent Lake https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673823987661-X22G9U4SL65THIP5W6C5/_DSC5681-HDR.jpg Home - TERRA - Fall on Boreas Pass (Copy) Fall on Boreas Pass Autumn storms moving toward central Colorado’s 11,481 foot Boreas Pass, on the Continental Divide south of Breckenridge. Originally known as Breckenridge Pass in the 1860’s, it served as an early route for prospectors crossing from South Park, north to Breckenridge. It was later widened to accommodate stage coaches, then in 1882, the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad built a narrow-gauge line and renamed it Boreas Pass after the ancient Greek god of the north wind. Remains of a roundhouse, a water tower, and the ghost town of Boreas can still be seen along the route, along with many abandoned mining sites. The line was abandoned in 1937, and after World War 2, the Army Corp of Engineers rebuilt the route for automobiles. This view is from near the pass looking west into the Mosquito Range. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562694310750-9TJWC43EUJ9JPCHNZZXP/Sinopah-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Sinopah (Copy) Sinopah Sinopah Mountain, rises like a fortress over the Two Medicine Valley and Two Medicine Lake, in the Lewis Range of Montana’s Glacier National Park. The name is Blackfeet Indian for ‘Kit Fox,’ who was the daughter of Blackfeet chief Lone Walker, and the wife of Hugh Monroe, an early fur trader who lived with the Pikuni’s (Blackfeet) and gave him the name Rising Wolf . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1601085041172-2JHJPIY6I0VKROLFPNWJ/DSC_6435-HDR-Pano-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Golden hour at the Bells (Copy) Golden hour at the Bells https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638767566094-SYWQE2A4UTZM9Q6XFQGY/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Lake Irene (Copy) Lake Irene At 10,660 feet, in a basin just west of the Continental Divide in north Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park, lies beautiful Lake Irene. The waters are generally calm, and often like glass, as they were on this late summer evening. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1626788738339-INJF9NG5RU7E8KJNAWQT/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Bliss (Copy) Bliss https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692354713-QM629X9VCGPNCF5TINQT/23+Below-2.jpg Home - TERRA - 23 Below (Copy) 23 Below December in the Gallatin Valley of south central Montana, can be beautiful - and brutal. I recall well the day I shot this. My son was with me on a winter drive, and the temperature was -23 F., with occasional winds of 10 mph, delivering a wind chill of -40 F. Conversely, the temperature here can get to 90+ degrees F. Not too far north of Yellowstone, from where the river originates, life goes on, and thrives, in these extremes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1614546617511-Z9UT9403AUYK46ZEACHP/63FEC09F-B098-4980-9EE0-CD08A44FEEB9.jpeg Home - TERRA - Maroon Lake and Maroon Bells, early fall (Copy) Maroon Lake and Maroon Bells, early fall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625255667854-34TLNPNOTZ4T73NIXG73/02E68E9C-57FB-4776-9C11-B6E3B1CC99CC.jpeg Home - TERRA - Golden Gate (Copy) Golden Gate I drove up nearly deserted mountain roads in the evening to Golden Gate State Park, in the front range of the Rockies, intent on arriving to this poorly named small lake (it’s called Dude Hole) to see what the sunset might look like. Upon arriving, I realized that the gate to the road I wanted to take was not yet open for the season. I parked, and loaded up my gear, and hike down the road until I came to a fork in the road. No cell phone service means that my location on the map was questionable. I hiked for approximately 1/2 mile on a trail, and then my cell service returned long enough to let me know that I was going wrong direction. I turned around and headed back along the trail, sure I was going to miss any hope of capturing the sunset. When I arrived back at the Y, I traveled down a very steep grade, until I found a small side road, and followed this for another quarter mile, passing what’s left of an old homestead cabin, crossed the stream twice, and finally arrived at my destination. I honestly didn’t think there was much left in the sky that would be impressive, but set my gear up anyway. As I finished leveling my tripod, I saw clouds to the west, past the head of the lake. And then I waited. And as the sun sank deeper over the horizon, the sky was illuminated with white, blue and purple. The air was calm and still. And then this. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1614543727599-MOJVLOIPL478W1DHES4L/4014B5BB-4E5C-4B48-8CEC-18B73FA57728.jpeg Home - TERRA - Horseshoe Bend, Northern Arizona (Copy) Horseshoe Bend, Northern Arizona https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692409605-YES0E64K62IF7SMCB8W3/Antelope+Canyon-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Antelope Canyon (Copy) Antelope Canyon Hasdeztwazi. Navajo for ‘Spiral Rock Arches.’ Arguably, even the native name doesn’t do it justice. Antelope Canyon, a slot canyon on Navajo land east of Page in northern Arizona, packs incredible images and colors in a tight location. This is truly a place one must see at least once in life, and is on many peoples bucket list. I have no doubt that God is an artist at heart, and this is one of his prouder works. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1601084960366-EAOKLT3PI9TXDABHJOYX/DSC_6453-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Maroon Lake and Bells (Copy) Maroon Lake and Bells https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692455180-85HZTS4Y46OBAPUAH4BF/Trail+of+the+Cedars-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Trail of the Cedars (Copy) Trail of the Cedars The lush, wet valleys of western Glacier National Park are home to pockets of old-growth temperate rain forest composed of ancient Western Cedars and Western Hemlocks. Skunk cabbage, Lady Fern and other plants common to the Pacific coast form a carpet on the forest floor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1566257182863-TIDIIXMYVAH6YN28SGDD/Lower+Antelope+Canyon.jpg Home - TERRA - Lower Antelope Canyon (Copy) Lower Antelope Canyon Rainwater, especially during monsoon season, runs into the extensive basin above the slot canyon sections, picking up speed and sand as it rushes into the narrow passageways. Over time, these passageways eroded away, making the canyon deeper and smoothing hard edges in such a way as to form characteristic "flowing" shapes in the rock. These flash-floods can be productive; and deadly. On August 12, 1997, 11 tourists were killed in lower Antelope Canyon by a flash-flood. A thunderstorm dumped substantial rain 7 miles upstream, and the result was a flash-flood here. As a result, one can now only visit with a native guide, tuned in to the latest weather, to prevent another tragedy such as this. Like most wild places, it is uniquely beautiful, but can be a very unforgiving terrain. And those who’d venture here would have it no other way. It’s what stirs our hearts, and pushes us on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692564647-6PLUI8HXR0YNESMYIN99/Longs+Peak-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Longs Peak (Copy) Longs Peak Neníisótoyóú'u (Arapaho). Longs Peak rises 9,000 ft. above the western edge of the Great Plains. The 14,259 ft. peak lies inside Rocky Mountain National Park, in northern Colorado’s Front Range. It was named for the explorer Stephen Harriman Long. Together, Mount Meeker (13,916 ft.) and Longs Peak form the Twin Peaks Massif. French trappers called the twin peaks Les Deux Oreilles, French for ‘two-ears.’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692613195-KGB6S97F2394RK14G1PK/Woman+in+the+Wind-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Woman in the Wind (Copy) Woman in the Wind Woman in the Wind, Lower Antelope Canyon, Arizona. Sunlight filtering into the canyon from above produces an incredible array of color, light and shadow. This and other slot canyons in the region were, and continue to be formed by the relentless forces of water in the form of flash-floods, as well as wind, carving and sculpting the Navajo sandstone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692652659-FNSSKTETKCM9GSJO3NBJ/Bowman+Lake-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Bowman Lake (Copy) Bowman Lake What can be said about Bowman Lake, and Kintla Lake to the north, that God Himself hasn’t already proclaimed? Lying on the remote western edge of Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana, Bowman Lake is a treasure. Stunningly clear and clean glacier-fed waters, with visibility extending in places to 15-20 feet, and a show of sunlight playing off of the submerged rocks presents a glowing foreground to the awesome, rugged beauty of western Glacier Park. This is what wild really is. And on the 8th day, God made Glacier. And He was pleased. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692711231-V6YBBILP6PMQYH0JVZ3U/Castle+Reef-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Castle Reef (Copy) Castle Reef Castle Reef rises above Wagner Basin on the north edge of Sun River canyon, as the river cuts its way eastward exiting the Rocky Mountains onto the plains of Montana. The Sun River Canyon gives us pause, and reminds us that life is about discovery and adventure, and seeing all things as new. Even that which has preceded us by eons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692760079-D1Y0R13S9J1SQLXCATV7/Clinton+Gulch-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Clinton Gulch (Copy) Clinton Gulch Tucked high in the Ten Mile Range of the central Colorado Rockies, Wheeler Peak rises with the sun above Clinton Gulch. An extension of the Mosquito Range, the Ten-Mile Range rises to nearly 13 thousand feet, the tops catching the first rays of sunlight sunrise as they have for millenia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692804399-CWHK2ZK535SAHR37839A/Upper+Holter+Lake-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Upper Holter Lake (Copy) Upper Holter Lake Dawn is glorious on Holter Lake, one of a chain of lakes in west central Montana, on the mighty Missouri River, just south of the Gates of the Mountains. One morning, on my way to work in paradise… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692841739-YGL4QE70RXPHC0UA1SC7/Desert+Storm-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Desert Storm (Copy) Desert Storm The northern Arizona desert is a fragile and complex ecosystem that presents itself in many and varied ways. Like many places, one location can appear as a totally different place, depending upon the season and the weather. The Mojave desert surrounding Page, Arizona is definitely one of these places. Just northwest of town, this location often grabbed my attention in my time spent there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692882708-ZC0DQ8T53678M8ISPP2O/Emigrant+Peak-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Emigrant Peak (Copy) Emigrant Peak Emigrant Peak, on the western edge of the Absaroka Range, rising high above Chico Hot Springs, Paradise Valley and the Yellowstone River in south-central Montana. Here, Paradise isn’t just a name. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562692916488-8D3KKGJ2Q0OOC3FMBTQY/Green+Lake-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Green Lake (Copy) Green Lake Fog blankets Green Lake, on the northern portion of Colorado’s 11,670 foot Guanella Pass. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693088056-4PDYRNHC0ERZW4T7TI55/East+Tunnel-1.jpg Home - TERRA - East Tunnel (Copy) East Tunnel The view from the East Tunnel on the Going to the Sun highway, below Logan Pass, looking east at Going to the Sun Mountain. Built in 1931, the tunnel is 408 feet long. Before work was began, a 3.5 mile trail was constructed, 200 feet above the site. 6,250 cubic yards of rock and dirt was removed in order to construct the tunnel, one of the most difficult aspects of the work of constructing the east side of the Going to the Sun Road. Like much of the park, the highway is a marvel, and a work in progress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693133782-N8ZW95N7A2ANGWJ1S6TS/Going+to+the+Sun+Mountain-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Going to the Sun Mountain (Copy) Going to the Sun Mountain Going to the Sun Mountain rises dramatically over St. Mary Valley on the eastern side of Glacier National Park. While hunting on Red Eagle Mountain with his Pikuni (Piegan) friend, Tail-Feathers-Coming-Over-the-Hill (James Willard Schultz) gave this mountain the name it bears today. Tail Feathers said “it is a powerful and sacred name; I could have not named it better.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693165791-RMIL7HV2XI3BNJMD7GNC/Helena+Sunrise-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Helena Sunrise (Copy) Helena Sunrise An inversion layer in the north Helena Valley on an early spring morning. Looking east, the mountains grace the rising sun. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563058963756-OM77PPFXVD3N6RUQN9GQ/Grinnel+Point+B-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Grinnell Point (Copy) Grinnell Point Grinnell Point towers over Swiftcurrent Lake and the Many Glacier Valley in remote, northeast Glacier National Parks Lewis Range. This sub-peak hides the main summit of Grinnell Peak from view. The peak, and nearby Grinnell Glacier were named for George Bird Grinnell, an American naturalist, historian, anthropologist and writer, who visited the area in 1885, and was later instrumental in establishing Glacier National Park in 1910. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693435666-3VY0Y2SLL1GJ3V8APKWY/The+Maroon+Bells-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - The Maroon Bells (Copy) The Maroon Bells Maroon Peak and North Maroon Peak, both over 14,000 feet above sea level, and separated by around 1/3 of a mile, rise over Maroon Lake, in the Elk Mountains of Colorado’s White River National Forest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693476172-9RMU0B85MLIG35PYJRE3/Maroon+Lake+and+Bells-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Maroon Lake and Bells (Copy) Maroon Lake and Bells Ducks take advantage of a gorgeous warm fall day at 9585 feet, with the twin peaks rising behind Maroon Lake, looking west into the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. In less than a month, snow will blanket the area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693515928-KW6AHOPWWYNC9L8PKHOX/Monumental-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Monumental (Copy) Monumental A cloudy March day lends amazing colors to an already impressive view of the East and West Mittens, and Merrick Butte, on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona, near the Utah border. Tsé Biiʼ Ndzisgaii, Valley of the Rocks (Navajo), rise as high as a thousand feet above the valley floor. 50 million years of erosion of what was once a plateau have given us what is now here; what we now call Monument Valley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562789226897-0V7Q5A24A1YATKZSHNMR/Past+Sunset+B-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Past Sunset (Copy) Past Sunset A 1940’s era DeSoto Custom sits off the Stearns-Augusta Road, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562693590058-Y8WHNYEQS9JYVDEL5T5E/Sunset+on+the+Front-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Sunset on the Front (Copy) Sunset on the Front A stunning sunset - in a land of stunning sunsets. Normally dark and silhouetted by the backlighting of the setting sun, the eastern front of the Rocky Mountains is highlighted by sunset and sunlight reflected off of clouds, south of Choteau, MT. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569028819230-WMU3HGUXKQ6KQZ5Q3PWQ/Hyalite-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Hyalite (Copy) Hyalite Rain clouds lift on a spring morning. Hyalite Peak, Maid of the Mist Mountain, Palace Butte, Elephant Mountain and Mount Blackmore form the southwest wall of Upper Hyalite Canyon, in the Gallatin Range, south of Bozeman, MT. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638767935738-A6KFWBJT0XPG8W7CCSP0/Square+Butte-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Square Butte (Copy) Square Butte This impressive butte made of uncommon Shokinite igneous rock, rises several hundred feet above the prairie in the Adel Mountain Volcanic Field, 22 miles due west of Great Falls, MT. This intrusive laccolith was formed by volcanic activity about 75 million years ago, and shaped by eons of time and heavy erosion. 4o miles long and 20 miles wide, It has been an area landmark for as long as humans have inhabited the area, including me and my family. I have very early memories of this sentinel rising above the prairie, when headed in the early morning hours to hunt and fish in the mountains south of this area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562694590759-ES2XHOR0JSW8PN0E7ZO0/Pine+Valley+Mountains-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Pine Valley Mountains (Copy) Pine Valley Mountains North of St. George, Utah. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562701703767-CTZ3BIMS7WMP4CPCIM9D/Hannan+Gulch-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Hannan Gulch (Copy) Hannan Gulch The mouth of Hannan Gulch meets the Sun River near the southwestern edge of Castle Reef, on the eastern front of the Rockies in Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563070668254-WAX6S6EQRJBAHUSV06LM/Three+Forks-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Headwaters (Copy) Headwaters Evening clouds catch the remains of the days sunlight just north of Three Forks, MT, looking toward the confluence of the Gallatin, Madison and Jefferson Rivers, where they merge to form the mighty Missouri River, in south-central MT. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1566879214484-G79S9FILUMZL153IJWOC/Hyalite+in+Winter-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Hyalite in winter (Copy) Hyalite in winter Recent snow blankets Upper Hyalite Canyon in the Gallatin Range of south central MT, on a frigid day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562701857615-NLMVBRH91MQS38FXCFZ6/Middle+Thompson+Lake.jpg Home - TERRA - Middle Thompson Lake (Copy) Middle Thompson Lake A hazy sunset on its way at Middle Thompson Lake, in northwestern Montana’s Kootenai country, between Kalispell and Libby. Normally clear, the skies are smokey from nearby forest fires. The chain of glacial kettle lakes are named for Scotsman David Thompson, an early 1800’s explorer and cartographer. The lakes are home to an incredible variety of fish, including walleye and northern pike, Kokanee salmon, rainbow trout, bass, lake trout, perch and west slope cutthroat trout. The lakes and surrounding area host a virtual who’s who of North American wildlife and birds of prey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562701906872-LCUSTOTEC9HU1D29N9DX/Leadville-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Leadville (Copy) Leadville Abandoned rail lines lead west toward Mount Massive from Leadville, Colorado. Constructed in the 1880’s, the lines served until the ore ran out. At 10,152 feet above sea level, Leadville is the highest town in the United States. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702045324-NF6895HK3JQPM1Q3ZAEA/Glorious+Sunset-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Glorious sunset (Copy) Glorious sunset South of the ranch town of Choteau, Montana, the sun presents a glorious show before disappearing over the eastern front range. The area shows obvious evidence of the tremendous power of receding glaciers. Just north, lies Egg Mountain, site of the first dinosaur nest found anywhere in the world. In more recent times, the grizzly bear and wolves once again roam the plains, as they did once did prior to the settlement of people in the area. It is home to some of the last relatively untouched prairies of the northern Great Plains. The mountains of Montana’s Front Range remain wild and are prime habitat for wildlife, including the black bear, mountain lion, deer, elk, lynx and wolverine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563069441154-K0M8DK5NDXN1649GN2QR/Middle+Fork+-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Middle Fork (Copy) Middle Fork A late October afternoon along the Middlle Fork of the Flathead River, as it winds its way along the southern edge of northwestern Montana’s Glacier National Park. Immediately to the south lies one of the United States largest intact wild areas, the Bob Marshall-Scapegoat wilderness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562907460387-66SBFKM9SQ657UFGY2G7/Bird+Woman+Falls-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Bird Woman Falls (Copy) Bird Woman Falls Visible in the late afternoon shadows, and cascading from the hanging valley formed by the north and west flanks of Mount Oberlin, Bird Woman Falls is actually a series of falls, dropping 960 feet into the valley below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702136618-VAR63GZBBEWQ294NFGPA/McDonald+Creek-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - McDonald Creek (Copy) McDonald Creek McDonald Creek appears as a silver ribbon at the bases of Mount Cannon and Heavens Peak, in this view looking southwest toward Stanton Mountain and Lake McDonald. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702183680-6WPPHH5UDNS0ELHKHF60/Sunset+from+the+Loop-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Sunset from the Loop (Copy) Sunset from the Loop Sunset highlights the remnants of burned lodgepole pines, seen here looking northwest from the Loop on Glacier National Park’s Going to the Sun Highway. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702227615-MLO1RV1HRO41P22GYE6D/The+Garden+Wall-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - The Garden Wall (Copy) The Garden Wall Haystack Butte and Mt. Gould form part of the Garden Wall, a glacial arête on the west side of Glacier National Park, which hangs above the McDonald Valley, separating it from the Many Glacier area to the east. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563059141239-J7O2KCZ78VR29IURD0V5/Swiftcurrent+Lake+B-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Swiftcurrent Lake (Copy) Swiftcurrent Lake Swiftcurrent Lake in the Many Glacier Valley of Glacier National Park. Behind are Grinnell Peak, Swiftcurrent Mountain, and Mt. Wilbur. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702325102-N7O1RPZ7RAO2KWFL0851/Grinnell-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Grinnell (Copy) Grinnell On the shore of Swiftcurrent Lake, looking southwest toward Grinnell Point and the flanks of Allen Mountain. Looming in the distance are Mt. Gould, the Garden Wall, and Angel Wing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702367286-UI62TKD8FCKZM5BIIBWE/Clouds+on+Logan+Pass-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Clouds on Logan Pass (Copy) Clouds on Logan Pass The awe-inspiring Going to the Sun Highway is a 52 mile engineering marvel bisecting Glacier National Park. After two decades of construction, over $2 million in costs, and 250 tons of explosives, the highway opened to automobile traffic in 1932. Partially obscured by clouds, the view from the west side, near Weeping Wall looking toward Mount Oberlin, Clements Mountain and Mount Cannon, with Heavens Peak in the distance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702692288-4MHRM5T71KL5JEVU4ZON/The+Crazies-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - The Crazy's (Copy) The Crazy's The 40 mile long island range of the northern Rockies, the Crazy Mountains, or Crazies, as they are known to the locals. Situated between the Mussellshell River to the north, Yellowstone River to the south, and the Shields River to the west, the impressive range rises over 7,000 feet above the great plains to the east. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702753380-D6MKJQL7LLOTE80Y16A9/Sand+Hollow-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Sand Hollow (Copy) Sand Hollow Contrasting terrain at Sand Hollow near St. George, Utah. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562694639724-1B37YFKWAA93CNJ0FPCP/St.+George-1.jpg Home - TERRA - St. George (Copy) St. George The city of St. George, Utah lies in a valley adjacent to the Pine Valley Mountains, near the convergence of three distinct geological areas: the Mojave Desert, the Colorado Plateau, and the Great Basin. Originally occupied by the Virgin River Anasazi, then later by the Paiute Indians. It was explored by the 1776 European Dominguez-Escalante expedition, then more recently, it was known as a cotton mission, and populated by the Mormon Church under Brigham Young. The town was named for George A. Smith, an apostle of the LDS church. Today, the city thrives and grows, and is a gateway to nearby Zion National Park. Seven discrete geological layers contribute to the terrain. The presence of rich amounts of iron oxide lends the brilliant, almost unreal shades of red to the rocks and soil in the region. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702798932-RF9DU9ML2E4HANA3O53H/Desert+Clouds-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Desert clouds (Copy) Desert clouds Clouds moving in just northwest of Page, Arizona, along the Colorado River Canyon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702845522-JLWDHWO5VLGGWLCFQO7G/Page-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Page (Copy) Page Late afternoon storm-clouds between Page and Kaibito, Arizona, on the Navajo reservation. Monsoon, a yearly summer phenomena that’s a part of the North American Monsoon, typically occurs between July and mid-September, and is fueled by a combination of a thermal low (a trough of low pressure from intense surface heating), and moisture from the Gulfs of California and Mexico. This combination builds in the later half of the day, producing late afternoon and evening showers, then clears overnight with surface cooling, and repeats again the next day. This precipitation provides life for an astounding diversity of plants and animals. It can also cause sudden devastation in the form of flash-floods. It is also responsible for the majority of unique rock formations in the region. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562702914490-0QGHTP5FWE3N78JU1X6W/Antelope+Pass-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Antelope Pass (Copy) Antelope Pass Near Bitter Springs, in the monocline known as the Echo Cliffs, a 70 mile section of the Chinle Formation, part of the Colorado Plateau in northern Arizona, east of the Grand Canyon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562703173252-7ICGR3F6SIRGQD3U68EM/Vermillion+Cliffs-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Vermillion Cliffs (Copy) Vermillion Cliffs The Vermillion Cliffs of northern Arizona and southern Utah are the second "step" up in the five-step Grand Staircase of the Colorado Plateau. Seen here from Antelope Pass, just north of Bitter Springs, the cliffs extend west from near Page, Arizona, for a considerable distance, in both Arizona and Utah. Made of deposited silt and desert dunes, cemented by infiltrated carbonates, they are colored by iron oxide, giving the intense red, as well as other minerals, particularly bluish manganese. The cliffs provided navigational aid to early settlers in the region, were explored by Spanish explorers and missionaries, and have been home to native tribes for over 12,000 years. Marble Canyon, cut by the Colorado River, marks the beginnings of the Grand Canyon, roughly 40 miles to the south. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562703429678-1FS0VSA39D9P0Q66BMA7/Storm+Castle+Peak-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Storm Castle Peak (Copy) Storm Castle Peak One of the more prominent geological features of south-central Montana’s Gallatin Canyon, this iconic limestone monolith catches the late evening sun. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562703486071-LAFBDR8Y3LCRSJNUYYF9/The+Gallatin-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - The Gallatin (Copy) The Gallatin South-central Montana’s Gallatin River never fails to take your breath away. I’ve fished this river many times, and never grew tired of it, even when I caught nothing. Just being here is the reward. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562703574261-C7E58Z4ATJL4Y3ML9IEZ/Spanish+Peaks-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Spanish Peaks (Copy) Spanish Peaks Late day sun highlights the Spanish Peaks in south-central Montana. Part of the Madison Range of the Rockies, and lying between the Gallatin and Madison Rivers, the peaks are crested with 1.6 billion year old gneiss, making them older than the rest of the range. The area is home to the Lee Metcalf-Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562703615364-1KQ4Y0T4DUSVOD6DBF60/Fall+on+the+Gallatin-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Fall on the Gallatin (Copy) Fall on the Gallatin Late afternoon sun on a fall day in the Gallatin Canyon of south-central Montana. Seen here from Squaw Creek Bridge, the Gallatin River flows 120 miles north from its source, Gallatin Lake, in the remote northwestern backcountry of Yellowstone National Park, and merges eventually at Three Forks, where it joins the Madison and Jefferson Rivers to form the Missouri River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562708643535-AUKRCB1P1XUH5T7W43PY/Spring+in+Gallatin+Canyon-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Spring in Gallatin Canyon (Copy) Spring in Gallatin Canyon Bright spring foliage, north of Big Sky, along the Gallatin River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562708703109-KCRCM979VGODMKX3EJYR/Pallette+Springs-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Pallette Springs (Copy) Pallette Springs Pallette Springs, a part of Mammoth Hot Springs in northwest Yellowstone National Park. Limestone bedrock, not common in the rest of Yellowstone, provides the material to form the terraces that this area is noted for. In winter, the area remains accessible to those willing to brave the weather. Winter daytime temperatures are generally between 0 and 20 degrees, and often fall below -40 degrees. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563059278330-NIK8KXSRO53Z55BNY3UA/McGregor+Lake-1.jpg Home - TERRA - McGregor Lake (Copy) McGregor Lake A smokey sunset on McGregor Lake, in northwest Montana, a part of the 20-plus lakes forming the Thompson Chain. Surrounded by the Kootenai National Forest, the spring-fed crystal-clear waters extend 220 feet at the deepest point, and are home to a variety of fish, with Kokanee salmon, rainbow trout, and lake trout, as well as Arctic grayling, yellow perch, brook trout and redside shiner. Like much of the region, it is also home to a significant variety of woodland mammals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562708840099-FVI7W7GAV1K11JXF9EMM/Sprague+Lake-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Sprague Lake (Copy) Sprague Lake Sprague Lake, in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park, named for Abner Sprague, one of the original settlers in the Estes Park area. Sprague began building a homestead in Moraine Park in 1874, then later built a guest lodge in the Glacier Basin area, which was once located at the site of the Sprague Lake parking area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562708884685-XY3RMR5DHVBQ7AE81VFP/Lake+McDonald-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Lake McDonald (Copy) Lake McDonald Lake McDonald on an uncharacteristically smokey August evening. At greater than a mile wide, 10 miles long and 472 feet deep, the lake is the largest in Glacier National Park. It is surrounded by dense coniferous forests composed of various species, but dominated by spruce, fir and larch. Like many of Glacier’s waters, the lake is known for the amazing variety of colors in the rocks and pebbles visible from the surface. Ranging from deep red to maroon, and blue, green and yellow, the rocks are all rubbed smooth by centuries of erosion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1569008079344-LB8EKPPAX5NB1Z3NRGPT/South+Cottonwood+Creek.jpg Home - TERRA - South Cottonwood Creek (Copy) South Cottonwood Creek Fresh snow blankets South Cottonwood Creek on the southwestern edge of the Gallatin Valley near Bozeman, Montana. Not far downstream, the creek flows in to the Gallatin River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562708946419-03KD91XRH41BIAHIZJ64/McDonald+Creek+and+the+Garden+Wall-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - McDonald Creek and the Garden Wall (Copy) McDonald Creek and the Garden Wall The Garden Wall, seen from beside McDonald Creek in western Glacier National Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562709005382-I1XJ2LV94TZPC4JD0KXX/Chico+Pond-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Chico Pond (Copy) Chico Pond Located just south east of Montana’s Chico Hot Springs, lies the tranquil spring-fed Trout Pond. Nestled at the base of 10,926 foot Emigrant Peak in Paradise Valley, the area has attracted visitors for over 120 years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562797075976-Z703FJJ0TPZNXH7GIF1T/Haunted+by+Waters-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Haunted by waters... (Copy) Haunted by waters... “Like many fly fishermen in western Montana where the summer days are almost Arctic in length, I often do not start fishing until the cool of the evening. Then in the Arctic half-light of the canyon, all existence fades to a being with my soul and memories and the sounds of the Big Blackfoot River and a four-count rhythm and the hope that a fish will rise. Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it. The river was cut by the world's great flood and runs over rocks from the basement of time. On some of those rocks are timeless raindrops. Under the rocks are the words, and some of the words are theirs. I am haunted by waters.” ― Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563061837072-IHA23XQEP8YRU6WPTLE3/Priest+Butte-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Priest Butte (Copy) Priest Butte Originally a rail extension branch belonging to the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad (commonly known as the Milwaukee Road), the lines, still in use, lead north from Eastham Junction toward Priest Butte and the farming and ranching community of Choteau. MT. Named for three Jesuit Priests who founded a Jesuit Mission among the Blackfeet tribe in 1859. The mission was eventually moved to the area west of Cascade, MT, due to the hostility of the Blackfeet at attempts at education and religious conversion. Choteau began as a trading post called Old Agency, and was named in honor of Pierre Choteau, Jr., president of the American Fur Company, who brought the first steamboat up the Missouri River to Fort Benton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562709061310-KQKAAUFLAP8CPXBAXK9C/Storm+Castle+Creek-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Storm Castle Creek (Copy) Storm Castle Creek Storm Castle Creek flows west from its origin below Divide Peak, eventually becoming a tributary to the Gallatin River not far downstream, in south-central Montana’s Gallatin Range. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777599619-0SAHER86KGVD45Y4028O/Big+TImber+Creek+4.jpg Home - TERRA - Big Timber Creek (Copy) Big Timber Creek Starting high on the steep sought facing slope of Conical Peak in south central Montana’s Crazy Mountains, Big Timber Creek, named by William Clark on the Lewis and Clark Expedition, flows east through a narrow canyon to the plains and south into the Yellowstone River, near the town of Big Timber. The water is crystal clear, and cold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777646496-YQMK2BV0CY3ZTKN93O5I/Breathe-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Breathe (Copy) Breathe A mid-March sunset on the front range south of Choteau, Montana. The landscape here looks much as it has for millenia. The Rockies rise nearly perpendicular from the plains, which show clear evidence of the last Ice Age, and the effects of glaciation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777729774-KQ5VN1T65TKIM12ZYMNW/Fairy+Creek-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Fairy Creek (Copy) Fairy Creek Starting high in the Bridger Mountains of south-central Montana, at the east base of Sacagawea Peak, Fairy Creek leaves Fairy Lake dropping over 3,000 feet, as it flows northeast and eventually into Cache Creek, then Flathead Creek, and then south into the Shields River and then into the Yellowstone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777703998-2X8ENF66Y8WW6F60HI90/Density-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Density (Copy) Density The simple beauty of the forest has a calming effect. This particular forest is located near Pine Creek, in Paradise Valley, Montana. This well-named valley extends south from Livingston, MT to Yankee Jim Canyon, just north of the northern border of Yellowstone Park, and was carved by the erosive forces of the Yellowstone River. It is flanked by the Absaroka Range to the East and the Gallatin Range to the west. The section of the Yellowstone in this valley is regarded as one the premier fly fishing rivers in the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1568569657120-LI2SOJHPV8Y2INN10RAR/St.+Mary%27s+Lake+and+Wild+Goose+Island.jpg Home - TERRA - St. Mary Lake and Wild Goose Island (Copy) St. Mary Lake and Wild Goose Island Nearly 10 miles long, and 300 feet deep, St. Mary Lake, in the eastern half of Glacier National Park, is the second largest lake in the park. The water temperature rarely exceeds 50 degrees F., and is home to various species of trout. The lake often completely freezes over in winter, with ice as thick as four feet. Wild Goose Island rises a mere 14 feet above the surface, but is one of the most photographed places in the park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777746182-BYMG83UVP5RMHTNZM2K8/Fire+in+the+sky-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Fire in the Sky (Copy) Fire in the Sky Another stunning sunset graces the high northern plains along the Rocky Mountain Front. This area looks much as it has since native tribes inhabited this land. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777985943-BFRHDR0ZH5FAVYPM3F93/Sphinx+Mountain+homestead-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Sphinx Mountain Homestead (Copy) Sphinx Mountain Homestead The remnants of an old homestead in the Madison River Valley, just west of 10,480 foot Sphinx Mountain, in Madison County, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1565988456330-026N84BOU8656UCKEV3L/_DSC4583-Pano-Edit.jpg Home - TERRA - Two Medicine (Copy) Two Medicine Stunning Two Medicine Lake, in southeastern Glacier National Park, is framed by many peaks, including SInopah (center), Mount St. Nicholas, Pumpelly Pillar, and Rising Wolf Mountain. At two miles long and just over 1/3 mile wide, it is actually one of three lakes in succession: Upper Two Medicine, Two Medicine, and Lower Two Medicine. This name is reported to have been derived from the name "Two Medicine Lodge Creek," so called because at one time there were two "medicine lodges" located on either side of the creek. The chalet was originally built in 1914 by the Glacier Park hotel Company, a subsidiary of the Great Northern Railway, as part of the railway's extensive program of visitor services development at Glacier. The chalet group originally featured a complex of rustic style log buildings, which provided dining and lodging facilities. President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave a national radio address from Two Medicine Chalets on August 5, 1934, while visiting Glacier. Overnight lodging at the chalet ended with the onset of World War II, and the other buildings at the site were intentionally burned in 1956, except a cabin and the lodge, which now serves as the Two Medicine Store. The lake is a gateway to a multitude of back-country trails. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777869007-4BCRCF2YFQC5OICONF5I/Marble+Canyon-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Marble Canyon (Copy) Marble Canyon Marble Canyon is the section of the Colorado River canyon in northern Arizona extending from Lee’s Ferry to the confluence with the Little Colorado River, which marks the beginning of the Grand Canyon. The canyon actually contains no marble, and although early explorer John Wesley Powell knew this when he named the canyon, he thought the polished limestone looked like marble. In his words, "The limestone of the canyon is often polished, and makes a beautiful marble. Sometimes the rocks are of many colors - white, gray, pink, and purple, with saffron tints." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777894822-FXQM1GG11W164WD5O87V/Ousel+Falls-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Ousel Falls (Copy) Ousel Falls Located near Big Sky, Montana, lies Ousel Falls, on the south fork of the west fork of the Gallatin River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777918314-GMZ9J617BC9V7OFWAFY7/Pallisade+Falls-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Palisade Falls (Copy) Palisade Falls Palisade Falls drops 80 feet over prehistoric lava beds, in Hyalite Canyon, south of Bozeman, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562777850560-9TS57BQE8Z5AXIM65HWD/Logan+Pass-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Logan Creek (Copy) Logan Creek Logan Creek spilling down on its way to Oberlin Falls, with Reynolds Mountain rising above Logan Pass in the background. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562784679527-1BUVL7QNRHP8AO0LDSPS/Gallatin+Rainbow-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Gallatin Rainbow (Copy) Gallatin Rainbow A late mid-June evening rain storm clears with double rainbows at the confluence of the West Gallatin and Gallatin Rivers, at Big Sky Canyon, in south-central Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562785069028-L9TUAM2JHR493B9P6GSL/Beaver+Creek-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Beaver Creek (Copy) Beaver Creek Eight miles north of West Yellowstone, Montana, Beaver Creek flows south and empties into the Madison River and the head of Quake Lake. The lake was formed overnight on August 17, 1959, when a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck, causing a 80-million ton landslide that blocked the flow of the river, forming a 180 foot deep, 6 mile long lake. The massive landslide traveled down the south flank of Sheep Mountain at over 100 miles per hour, killing 28 people camped in the valley. Upstream a short distance, the bottom of Hebgen Lake dropped 10-20 feet in an area covering 32,000 acres. The quake was the largest recorded seismic activity in Montana in recorded history. 60 years later, the skeletons of pine trees still rise from the water around the shores of the lake. Today, the area is peaceful and beautiful, belying the incredible forces at work underground both here and in nearby Yellowstone National Park. History shows us that that another major event is an inevitability. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1566879325854-2P9I659CYEPSULIH2IMY/Gallatin+in+Winter-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Gallatin in winter (Copy) Gallatin in winter A frosty late afternoon on south-central Montana’s Gallatin River, north of Yellowstone Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1563069088180-8TTO4JAWA0ZRLUA2RTK8/Fall+on+the+Jefferson-1-2.jpg Home - TERRA - Fall of the Jefferson (Copy) Fall of the Jefferson A warm fall day on south central Montana’s Jefferson River, just north of Milligan Creek, with the Bridger Mountains in the background. Just 8 miles north, the Jefferson merges with the Madison and Gallatin Rivers near Three Forks, forming the Missouri River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1562709318645-WARQR0RZX6ONXQSKFMPF/Eddie-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Eddie (Copy) Eddie Some people are in our lives for a flash, and we never even realize the reason why. Others are there for eternity, and we intuitively know from the very beginning that they will serve a higher purpose in our lives. This dock lies on the surface of the crystal clear waters of Seeley Lake, Montana. It’s hard to find a place closer to God. And fittingly, it is also the final resting place of one of my very best friends, Ed Dea. We shared some of the best, and very worst days that life has to offer. He was a good man. RIP, brother. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1598663481453-VL3Z4AOL2VWY65K2IZTD/D1AA17DF-8B9A-4008-86F0-81DAC9205F15.jpeg Home - TERRA - Gore Range - Rocky Mountain National Park (Copy) Gore Range - Rocky Mountain National Park A stitched panorama taken on a beautiful summer evening at 12,048 ft. elevation. at the Gore Range overlook in north Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park. From this location above timberline and in the tundra, one can see sweeping views of the Gore Range, Rocky Mountain National Parks tallest peaks, and the Never Summer Mountains. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1599678770461-UBA1LSJYXO0X01X1G6IE/_DSC4715-Pano+M-2.jpg Home - TERRA - South St. Vrain Creek: Indian Peaks Wilderness (Copy) South St. Vrain Creek: Indian Peaks Wilderness South St. Vrain Creek, as it begins its journey east from Isabelle Lake, on the Pawnee Pass Trail. Located in the north central Colorado Rockies, and bordering Rocky Mountain National Park to the south, the Indian Peaks Wilderness takes its name from the surrounding peaks named for indigenous tribes, including Navajo, Apache and Shoshone Peaks, which form the glacial cirque holding Isabelle Lake and glacier. This view show the impressive Niwot Ridge, a UNESCO designated Biosphere Reserve. The location sits at the transition from pine forest and prime riparian zone moose habitat, to subalpine and alpine tundra zones. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1599712324278-RTBXZCAEL45A3OV98NXW/_DSC2817-HDR-Pano.jpg Home - TERRA - End of day at the dunes. (Copy) End of day at the dunes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625028030887-TR9XKMH599AAIL1BCQG0/FB7C2D64-2D03-4E2E-99DC-66BAB67BB89B.jpeg Home - TERRA - Storm at sunset (Copy) Storm at sunset The soon to set sun, with a storm approaching, silhouettes a tree amd old farm bulding near Frederick, Colorado. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1625248020558-IQWUAC0TFLFGXIGE7V8S/44CEC3DD-1A1C-44D6-91D7-E9868206D1F2.jpeg Home - TERRA - St. Vrain Creek (Copy) St. Vrain Creek Growing up in Montana, rivers, lakes and streams were abundant. Since I can remember, the sound and feel of flowing water has been a calming and centering force from the turbulence of life. I’ve spent many hours fly fishing on rivers and streams, but my favorites are mountain streams, where I can lose myself in the stillness and beauty, and forget about the rest of the world. This hike to Lake Isabelle in the Indian Peaks Wilderness was both a getaway; and a chance to find some isolation and experience the beauty of the Colorado Rockies, and to take away something to share with others. Nestled directly under the Continental Divide at 10,500 feet, Lake Isabelle is fed by runoff from winter snow, as well as the slow decline of Isabelle glacier. From there, the water flows east as South St. Vrain Creek, on its journey to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic. I had intended to hike directly to the lake, but couldn’t pass up an opportunity to relax in the surroundings, with the sound of flowing water, surrounding mountains views, and beautiful wildflowers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638857104272-TQOJC36GKH9Q2050MA65/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Late day in Wolf Creek Canyon (Copy) Late day in Wolf Creek Canyon Roughly midway between the towns of Craig and Cascade in central Montana, lies DeLacey Point. Driving above on southbound Interstate 15, one might miss it in a blink - if they weren’t paying close enough attention. Yet another sharp turn in the river that the interstate loosely follows. Before there was an interstate here, with traffic moving by at a blurring 80 mph, there was the land, and the people and animals that inhabited it. And before everything else, there were the rocks. The exposed rock in this canyon, including this point, was formed from ancient seabed shale in pale hues of rose and green, laid down in the Precambrian Era. The rocks here are from the basement of time; an amazing 1.4 billion years old. About 70 million years ago, these core rocks were crumpled, folded, and faulted during the formation of the Rocky Mountains by tectonic plate migration and subduction. Later, during the ice age of the Pleistocene Epoch, the ravages of glaciation along with the recession of these massive glaciers, as well as millennia of erosion, and the effects of the river, further shaped what we see today. The area was at one time part of the territory of the Blackfeet tribe who fiercely protected their lands, often killing unwelcome intruders. The point was named for Captain Walter DeLacey, a surveyor, cartographer, civil engineer and West Point graduate, who was commissioned by the Montana Territorial Legislature to produce a map of the Territory during its first meeting in the summer of 1864, following the formation of the Territory on May 16, 1864. The area is commonly known as Mountain Palace, and is easily viewed from a long curve in Old US Highway 91, bordered on one side by steep cliffs that occasionally release rock to fall on the roadway below, and the Mighty Missouri River on the other. Here the river and highway snake through the stunning Wolf Creek Canyon -also known as the Prickly Pear Canyon - located in the Big Belt Mountains, a side chain of the Rockies. Built on the route of an ancient Indian trail, the road was initially constructed as a toll road in 1865 by the Little Prickly Pear Wagon Road Company, allowing goods from the East to travel by paddleboat up the navigable portion of the Missouri River to Fort Benton, and then by freight wagon south to the soon to be territorial capital city of Helena. The road was later purchased and improved and it remained the primary northern freight route into Helena until the coming of the railroads in the 1880s. In 1887, the Montana Central Railway laid tracks through the canyon, which remain, unused since 2000. The point lies less than a mile upstream from the 90 year old, three-span, two-lane Hardy Bridge over the Missouri River. I can recall in years past, driving over the old wood surface, with a clickety-clack sound known only to those who’ve driven a similar bridge. Now, it’s a paved surface, but it hasn’t lost the feel one gets driving slowly over it, and the journey back in time it conjures in the mind. It’s the same bridge that has seen people on foot, horseback, in horse-drawn wagons and buggies, Model A’s and T’s, steam and diesel tractors, and present day cars and trucks. The Mountain Palace Tavern, is a log structure built in 1936, across the Missouri River. During the time period when U.S. Highway 91 served as the main travel way along the Missouri River, Mountain Palace Tavern provided rest, food, and a break for travelers between Great Falls and Helena. Today, the point is seen by fly-fishermen floating in drift boats or wade-fishing this section of the blue-ribbon trout river, as well as by day-ride sightseers, and the locals. It’s not uncommon to see deer, elk and even bighorn sheep nearby. First seen by white men early in the summer of 1805, on the westward leg of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, it’s easy to feel like you’ve stepped back in time here - like you are the very first to lay on eyes on the area. Like at any moment, you’ll see a few native warriors on horses ride over the saddle in front of you, or catch a glimpse of a steam train train carrying passengers from Helena to Great Falls as it exits the tunnel entrance invisible in this photo. At one time, my great-grandfather rode these very same rails. In my younger years, particularly following the tragic death of my older brother, I spent time driving, walking, fly-fishing and taking in the canyon, finding peace and solace there, and at times, feeling as if I was the first one to see the magnificence of the canyon. The world shrank to an existence of me, the rocks, the ever changing sky, the river, and the trout, in glorious isolation from the troubles and worries of the outside world. Later, after I had traveled, I was struck by the amazing similarity of parts of the canyon to the Scottish Highlands; and the differences as well. I’m quite sure this view has changed little in millions of years, save the effects of the river, weather, man, and the march of time. And so it was, on this warm, beautiful evening in early October, the view - billions of years in the making - was sublime, and we were treated to an amazing interaction of the land, water, and the Big Sky. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638857142630-OMZ8WYJAL4B09ZC7CULP/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - The Dunes (Copy) The Dunes Great Sand Dunes National Park in sought central Colorado is an anomaly. Covering an area of about 30 square miles, and containing an estimated 1.2 cubic miles of sand, the park contains the tallest sand dunes in North America, with some as high as 750 feet. These dunes are packed into the eastern flank of the San Luis Valley, at the western base of the Sangre de Cristo range. Over eons, sediment from surrounding mountains was carried into the valley as part of an ancient lake, After the lake receded, the exposed sand was blown by predominantly southwest winds to the base of the mountains over tens of thousands of years, forming the dunes present today. In later times, the area was inhabited by the Southern Ute tribe, as well as the Apache and Navajo. Today the national park encompasses not only the dunes, but riparian zones, montane woodlands, subalpine forest and alpine tundra in the Sagre de Cristos, which tower above the valley over 14,000 feet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638857229884-XEFYHF9U4FC0LHN59K1R/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Last light of day at the dunes (Copy) Last light of day at the dunes Great Sand Dunes National Park in sought central Colorado is an anomaly. Covering an area of about 30 square miles, and containing an estimated 1.2 cubic miles of sand, the park contains the tallest sand dunes in North America, with some as high as 750 feet. These dunes are packed into the eastern flank of the San Luis Valley, at the western base of the Sangre de Cristo range. Over eons, sediment from surrounding mountains was carried into the valley as part of an ancient lake, After the lake receded, the exposed sand was blown by predominantly southwest winds to the base of the mountains over tens of thousands of years, forming the dunes present today. In later times, the area was inhabited by the Southern Ute tribe, as well as the Apache and Navajo. Today the national park encompasses not only the dunes, but riparian zones, montane woodlands, subalpine forest and alpine tundra in the Sagre de Cristos, which tower above the valley over 14,000 feet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638857558141-KV33JXZF4C3U3XLBEAX1/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Dream Lake (Copy) Dream Lake Late evening light at Dream Lake in north Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. Sitting at 9,905 feet ASL, the lake rests in a high alpine valley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1638857918332-V94XWHBJ2RFNY5VIH8RB/image-asset.jpeg Home - TERRA - Hebgen Lake, Grayling Arm (Copy) Hebgen Lake, Grayling Arm Just east of Yellowstone National Park, lies Hebgen Lake. Actually a reservoir created by Hebgen Dam, is located in a high basin in south west Montana. Well-known for its excellent fishing the lake is popular for boating, water-skiing, kayaking and sailing as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673823397541-W4DHVX89IVYB3VYN4YGO/_DSC1423-HDR.jpg Home - TERRA - Winter Dream (Copy) Winter Dream Sunset at 12,720 foot Hallett Peak, looming over Dream Lake in north Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. Sitting at 9,905 feet ASL, the lake rests in a high alpine valley accessible by trail which is snow-packed and icy in winter. The lake freezes in winter and is usually snow-covered, but it often blown clear by high-mountain winds, revealing the mirror-like blue ice. As the ice warms and cools during sunny winter days, it expands and contracts. The result is tension and compression in the ice sheet, forming cracks in the upper surface of the ice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824249432-V002WEXZED7R9B4QL8GV/Dawn+on+the+Jefferson-1.jpg Home - TERRA - Dawn on the Jefferson (Copy) Dawn on the Jefferson The winter sun beginning its rise behind the Bridger Range and the Jefferson River, just outside of Three Forks, Montana. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824289763-OEK4UZDFPWTC1CJK2XTR/IMG_4788.jpg Home - TERRA - Sun River Canyon (Copy) Sun River Canyon I drove in the early morning hours before daylight. From my home city of Great Falls, I headed west about 45 miles, paralleling the Sun River, then northwest to Augusta, with a quick left turn in the pre-dawn, while everyone else slept. Driving west, I crossed the remaining stretch of the great Northern Prairie and ranches, where the land quickly begins to change. The terrain rises steeply to the west, with the land abruptly rising three to four-thousand feet of elevation in less than a few miles. On a clear day, it’s visible for more than 80 miles to the east. The rocks here were one day located near the current western Idaho border. A billion years ago, during the Precambrian era, mudstone, sandstone and limestone that once sat at the base of shallow waters was lifted and pushed eastward abruptly in an overthrust, forming the Sawtooth range and the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains. The results of this ancient tectonic activity rose directly in front of me, looming larger as I approached. There, the road rejoins the Sun River, with the brief foothills on the south to the left of me. I rounded one more curve, and entered the 20 mile long Sun River Canyon. The river starts deep in the mountains ahead, actually the combination of the north and south forks of the Sun, which merge to the west, then cut through the steep parallel ridges formed of carbonate, and exit the Rockies here. Along with a change in terrain, there is a change in vegetation, no longer the scrub brush and prairie grasses. At this point it is conifers and aspens, with the aspens now the gold-yellow of autumn, with some having already dropped their leaves. This area is wild, perhaps wilder than any area in the continental United States. The Lewis and Clark National Forest begins here, and seamlessly melds into the vast Bob Marshall wilderness, extending over the Continental Divide to the Seeley and Swan Valleys, and north to Glacier National Park. This pristine land remains much the same as it has been since before the arrival of humans. Elk, deer, moose, coyotes, wolves, mountain lions, black bear and grizzlies call this place home. In less than a month, one of the largest herds of Bighorn Sheep, numbering 800-1000, will converge here as they do every year in the spring and fall. Further into the canyon, I arrive at the head of Hannan Gulch, a place that holds great significance to me. In early June 1987, I was working as a medic on Mercy Flight, a medevac helicopter based in Great Falls, Montana. A call from a friend - a Glacier Park ranger - convinced me to trade my scheduled shift, and attend a mountain rescue course at Many Glacier Valley to the north. I attended and gave my part of the safety training, and after that, we all went to a barbecue. Later, the crew left on their return to Great Falls. Several hours later, I received a phone call inquiring as to the location of the helicopter and crew. They had not made it back. We searched Many Glacier Valley that evening, and a massive search ensued over the next several days, with no trace of them being found until April 9, when a military helicopter sighted crash wreckage at the head of Hannan Gulch. All aboard had perished. Memories of that day and the days following came flooding back as I gazed up the gulch. Feelings of sorrow, sadness and survivors guilt had lessened in the intervening years, and those remaining laid below the surface, until my presence here caused some to resurface. I continued upstream to Gibson reservoir, spent some time there, then headed back down the canyon, stopping for this view. By now the sun was making its presence known, as light spilled over the plains, pouring through the few east-west breaks in the front, lighting up this gulch and illuminating the rising morning fog. I remained here, watching the sun rise, feeling alive and grateful to be in this stunning, wild, epic landscape; thankful to be alive and surrounded by life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824316266-4GI3C5IFLZRGAKSKAIV5/IMG_4927.jpg Home - TERRA - The Front (Copy) The Front The always impressive view of the northern Rocky Mountain Front, looking north west from south of Augusta. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824366392-49Q57M6NT8FK4XGV315X/IMG_7054.jpg Home - TERRA - Williams Bridge, Gallatin River, Montana (Copy) Williams Bridge, Gallatin River, Montana https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/1673824339703-CXMNVQ4W8GXK96WHUGT7/IMG_5759.jpg Home - TERRA - Gallatin Gateway and the Spanish Peaks (Copy) Gallatin Gateway and the Spanish Peaks https://www.sceneagainimages.com/terra daily 0.75 2025-11-28 https://www.sceneagainimages.com/terra/montana monthly 0.5 2025-10-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cd5b27cf8135a65456f2d68/ef7685f1-1165-4c22-a748-de5ffa610ded/900_Scene-Again-Images_-Photography-by-Cliff-Davis_Beaver+Creek_1568407895.2419.jpg Terra - 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