I came across a kaleidoscope of submerged river rocks at the base of Baring Falls in Glacier National Park while on a hike yesterday afternoon. The air was smokey from area wildfires, and the haze was holding the blue sky hostage.
Surprisingly, the temperature was crisp on the trail, and the spray from the falls efficiently air-conditioned the scene to scrub the smoke from our senses. I was reminded of fall leaves, but knew that these rocks would still be around for all seasons. It was elemental.
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Looks like an oil painting Neal. You’ve been framed!
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I think it’s a good pic to digitize on metal.
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Amongst many others! You need to publish. Send to National Geographic, parks & Wildlife, …..
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So beautiful! I can’t wait to see glacier in person!!! 🙂
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Thank you. But you’d better hurry. The glaciers are melting at a record pace.
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Ugh I know! It’s a time sensitive trip for sure!
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But visit at the END of summer, when the crowds have thinned and Going-to-the-Sun Road has less traffic!
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