And right outside is this incredible scene above—the Popo Agie River is fast and mighty as it dashes down the hill into this underground limestone cave. The river winds its way one-quarter mile down the road, where it then pops out at The Rise. These fat trout are enjoying being fed by the many tourists standing on the platform.
After leaving the visitors center, we drove another scenic loop road back to our campground. Another fine day in America.
So now the Griswolds are out enjoying the Grand Tetons today. Be still my heart…they are beautiful. Batteries are charged and ready! Missy, behave while we are gone.
Enjoy your Saturday. We sure will…and will have photos to prove it!
8 comments:
Very cool! How did the canyon get its name?
Ciao!!!
Your program is so good!!!
Can you fish the trouts?
I wait for the Grand Tetons reportage!!!
Enjoy whatever you meet!!!
Missy'll behave well!!!
Buon Sabato!!!
hugs!!!
very nice, i want you to know i have enjoyed this tour.
Beautiful!
Just saw your mosquito update! Get some OFF! Mosquitoes carry nasty stuff!
big hugs :)
wow, lovely! keep posting, i'm loving it honey!
smiles, bee
xxoxoxoxoxo
I'm sure that many a fisherman stands there and drools over the site of all of those big fat trout so close and yet so far!
I've never been to the Grand Tetons so I'm really looking forward to seeing them with you!
Oh how beautiful. I love visitors center that are very welcoming. It give you a wonderful feeling about the area. All your photos look so calm and peaceful.
Yes thanks for sharing. This looks so good in photo, must be amazing in life.
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