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These are pic's from my last Yellowstone trip. I thought the hot springs would be perfect for Watery Wednesday.
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Special thanks to 2sweetnsaxy for hosting Watery Wednesday and thanks to all that stop by my blog for a visit.
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Great pics of this wonderful place.
ReplyDeleteOur amazing world! I am so ready to return to Yellowstone! What an amazing place and you captured these sights so well!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome shots!
ReplyDeleteSo amazing the color of the water in that second shot.
Wonderful photos of the hot springs at Yellowstone. It is an amazing place.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Eileen! I could see the steam! Yellowstone is one place I want to visit!
ReplyDeleteI've seen one of this in the Mammoth Lakes area.
Oooh that's hot! We also have a lot of hot springs here, where we can make hard boiled eggs with it. Thanks for the visit Eileen.
ReplyDeleteStunning Eileen! Great photos of an incredible place. Carol
ReplyDeleteLove that teal blue color. These are all great shots. YNP is a wonderful place.
ReplyDeletehmmmmm steamy!
ReplyDeleteCheck out swimming with the kids.
Yellowstone is a good place to travel for leisure. It must be thearapeutic here to be near the hotsprings. The bubbles and misty surroundings makes it look heavenly.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. I've never been to Yellowstone, and can't wait to go there.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeus place it seems :-)
ReplyDeleteI have never been there myself, but it must be an amazing place to see in person. Great shots, Eileen.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the water bubbling out of the earth. Lucky you, I would love to visit Yellowstone.
ReplyDeleteGreat Yellowstone photos. Makes me REGRET never having been. Perhaps a good thing for the 2010 to do list! Watery, for sure!!
ReplyDeleteLooks cool...Happy watery Wednesday.
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Simply BEAUTIFUL views of this magnificent place. I hope to visit again one day ;-)
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wow..what breathtaking pictures.. thanks for sharing...
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Wonderful photos of the hotsprings! Very nice scenery.
ReplyDeleteAh Ha! you have Two blogs! I would love to go to Yellow Stone and Eileen these are perfect of WW! Now I have both of your blogs in my reader Waaaahaaahhaaaa!
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful location! how hot are they?
ReplyDeleteI visited Yellowstone National Park for the first time this past summer. It was such a beautiful and amazing place. The geysers and hot pools were among our favorite sights.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Yellowstone, but these pictures give me still another reason to visit.
ReplyDeletevery nice photos, looks like you had much better weather than what we had when we wemt a few yrs ago
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ReplyDeleteThese are nice photos. What a lovely place - I don't think I've ever been to a hot spring.
Have a lovely weekend, Evelyn
Fascinating photos - I've seen hotsprings in New Zealand and Iceland but these seem quite different as the others were to each also.
ReplyDeleteWe have hot springs and geysers too in New Zealand. Your first photo looks like a blow hole I saw here. We always take our visitors to Taupo to see the geo thermal activity. Even American visitors are impressed.
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What a beautiful place. I wish I can visit such.
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Oh I do love Yellowstone! What a magic place it is. There is something so comforting about that area. And it has so much beauty. Lovely photos to capture the feeling of this area.
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