Wow, the green one is so small!
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It was close to 2 feet long but very thin diameter.
Any shots of you, Debby, or were you the group photographer like I usually end up being? Keep 'em coming! No such thing as Yellowstone Overload!
I found some photos of the Buffalo Bill Dam. There's one of Tam with a death grip on Evan as he looks down over the rail down at the water, one of just him with a big grin, one of the view straight down from the top, and one of Evan, Katie, and Tammy as they walked off the dam heading back into the Visitor's Center. The kids were so LITTLE!!!!
I found some photos of the Buffalo Bill Dam. There's one of Tam with a death grip on Evan as he looks down over the rail down at the water, one of just him with a big grin, one of the view straight down from the top, and one of Evan, Katie, and Tammy as they walked off the dam heading back into the Visitor's Center. The kids were so LITTLE!!!!
Morning all 
Debby, keep the pics coming... Glad you enjoyed yourself.
Blooie, loved the water color and your photos too
Jae, what a cute and funny story
Cap, we should call you the snake whisperer..
Debby, keep the pics coming... Glad you enjoyed yourself.
Blooie, loved the water color and your photos too
Jae, what a cute and funny story
Cap, we should call you the snake whisperer..
morning everyone
Good morning all
@Blooie it was fun seeing your pictures and knowing we have shared some of the same places! I would love to meet up with you in Cody some day, what a great town. I can see why people like it so much. Great pictures of Tam with the kids! And to answer your question, no pictures of me (unless DS got some I don't know about)...I'm the one behind the camera, not in front
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@Jae loved the story about the Kea's (just did a search to see a picture of them, here's what Wiki has to say, "Kea are known for their intelligence and curiosity, both vital to their survival in a harsh mountain environment. Kea can solve logical puzzles, such as pushing and pulling things in a certain order to get to food, and will work together to achieve a certain objective. They have been filmed preparing and using tools.")! Very interesting, birds are so cool.
@Blooie it was fun seeing your pictures and knowing we have shared some of the same places! I would love to meet up with you in Cody some day, what a great town. I can see why people like it so much. Great pictures of Tam with the kids! And to answer your question, no pictures of me (unless DS got some I don't know about)...I'm the one behind the camera, not in front
.@Jae loved the story about the Kea's (just did a search to see a picture of them, here's what Wiki has to say, "Kea are known for their intelligence and curiosity, both vital to their survival in a harsh mountain environment. Kea can solve logical puzzles, such as pushing and pulling things in a certain order to get to food, and will work together to achieve a certain objective. They have been filmed preparing and using tools.")! Very interesting, birds are so cool.
Gorgeous pictures!!
"Snake whisperer"...I agree!
Morning everyone
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