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Saturday July 22, 2006

Glacier Park

James Duncan Davidson recently took a road trip through Montana. In particular, he journeyed through Glacier, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. It's a similar trip to the one I'm about to embark upon. Pictures from his trip are available on Flickr.

I especially like his photos of Glacier Park. It's been far too long since I've visited this incredible place. Since it's a mere 2 hours from the cabin, I hope to add it to our list of "fun things we did in Montana."

Glacier National Park

Posted in General at Jul 22 2006, 09:58:55 AM MDT 4 Comments
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Are there any glaciers left at Glacier? To paraphrase some comedian or other - glacier, there's a word that you kids won't understand.

Posted by Ross on July 22, 2006 at 12:26 PM MDT #

There are indeed a few glaciers left. When the park was founded, there were something like 150. Now there's something around 20. They'll be gone within 20 years. You can see a few of them from the road, but you have to hike a ways to get close to any. Matt: Have fun on your trip!

Posted by James Duncan Davidson on July 23, 2006 at 02:49 PM MDT #

Matt, your post and James' post have motivated me to organize my pics from Yellowstone and Teton NPs. I was up there in the summer of 2003. That part of the country is amazing. Anyhow, if this is "show and tell" you can see my pics at: Yellowstone and Grand Teton NP.

Posted by erik weibust on July 24, 2006 at 09:36 AM MDT #

Funny, I was also in Yellowstone and the Tetons in the summer of 2003. Tried to scramble the Little Teton, but chickened out when it got really steep. Mats

Posted by Mats Henricson on July 29, 2006 at 12:38 PM MDT #

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