The Warming Hut

Warming Hut Rangers soon discover they are one of the main attractions of a trip through Yellowstone. Occasionally people ask about the life cycle of the cutthroat trout or the long-term ecological consequences of forest fire, but what they most want to know is “Do you live here? By yourself?” or "What do you do without television?" Though I no longer work in a warming hut, this blog speaks to these questions: glimpses of life and work in places where most people only visit.

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Christmas in Yellowstone... Better than the PBS Special

Merry Christmas!
Thought I'd share a few photos from my day.

Sunrise over Grant on my morning ski.

Haze over the Red Mountains on the snowmobile ride to Lake.

Christmas Breakfast for the Wolves. I passed this carcass near Arnica Bay on my way to Lake. The bison was taken down by wolves sometime during the night (based on the tracks, after the groomer passed through, so likely early morning.)

Santa's new transport: Snowcoach.

1 comment:

UnknownDecember 29, 2010 at 12:35 PM
!Que bonita! Melanie!

Laurie
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