Yellowstone
Read MoreThe Grand Show
After waiting for about an hour in the hot sun, with the geyser teasing us every so often, the Grand Geyser, the tallest predictable in the park, put on quite a show. Along with the kids, we were “Oooh”-ing and “aaah”-ing. The geyser stopped a few minutes later, it waited for a minute and erupted again as if saying “Hey I am not done yet!”.
An early deer gets, food?
Early in the morning, we were driving up to see sunrise from Lake Butte in midst the woods. Unexpectedly, the woods ended and landscape just opened up, with scores of deers sprinkled across. All the heads turned towards us as we stopped. Then they went about their business, i.e., eating.
Worlds beyond
In middle of the night, when we are supposed to be sleeping, is when new worlds show themselves up. In the pitch darkness, it tookour eyes a few minutes adjust. Suddenly, thousands of stars just come into view. Following the band of stars, we realized it was the milky way that we were starring at, giving us the creek in the neck. We kept starring into the sky, as we saw shooting stars whizzing by, wondering what worlds lay beyond.