Undoubtedly, the most famous water is the Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone, but there are other beautiful but lesser-known bodies of water that are worth visiting.
This photo is from the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, which includes the 91-mile long Flaming Gorge reservoir. It's so large that it extends into Utah, and is noted for -- among other things -- excellent fishing.
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We've reached the last Wednesday in May, so this will be the final wildflower post for a while. What's coming next month? I haven't decided, so please check back next week to see what theme I chose for June.
These are Evening Primroses, flowers that -- as their name suggests -- start to bloom at dusk. They last only a day, frequently fading early the next morning, but while they're blooming, they're beautiful. At least I think so.
Entitled "The Greeting and the Gift," they depict the meeting of a Native American and a Mountain Man on the prairie. The Native American offers the gift of a horn, while the Mountain Man waves a greeting.
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Yes, she's a prairie dog, not a groundhog, and she's a statue, not a live animal, but each year on Groundhog Day, Lil can be depended on to forecast spring's arrival.