Photos

Jill and Kelsey standing on an overlook with the lower falls as the backdrop.

An upstream shot of the canyon.

A wide shot of the canyon from a high-up observation deck.

A picture of a Yellowstone chipmunk playing in the rocks.

Kevin on some rocks on the way back up the trail from the waterfall.

Kelsey posing in a little cave.

A wide shot of the falls from an observation deck that was higher up.

A zoomed-in view of the Yellowstone winding its way through the canyon.

A close-up of the churning waters of the falls.

Kelsey being silly. We were pretty punchy by this point in the trip.

Kelsey is always happy when there is lots of water around.

A huge waterfall – taller than Niagara – that drops into Yellowstone Canyon.

The canyon created by the Yellowstone River.

View of the Upper Falls in Yellowstone.

We got pretty close to this one.

You can see the erosion in the shoreline caused by volcanic activity and the lake’s currents. Notice the layers in the rock created by thousands of years of volcanic activity.

A picture of the cook on a hook geyser taken from the water.

An underwater cave created by a fumarole.

A picture of the edge of a large underwater fumarole.

An underwater picture of an underwater fumarole taken with our waterproof camera.

The destruction of the forest caused by natural wildfires.

Paul and Jill in their tandem kayak on our kayak trip.

Snow, lake and mountains- close to heaven on Earth.

We woke up to a snow covered car and roads- here the fresh snow makes for a nice photo against the lake.