Glacier National Park – Page 61 – Disney Brand Loyalty Keynote Speaker

Transitioning from sea level to Rocky Mountain high

Glacier webcam — Webcam screenshot last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Space Mountain from Grand Floridian — Last night at dinner. Disney Grand Floridian Resort – Narcoossee’s Restaurant.

Contemporary Resort from Grand Floridian — Dinner table view across Seven Seas Lagoon.

Cinderella Castle from Grand Floridian — Last night at dinner, a stone’s throw from Disney’s Magic Kingdom, also taken from our dinner table.

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Glacier webcam — Last night 8:30pm Eastern Time (6:30pm Mountain Time).

Transitioning from sea level to Rocky Mountain high.

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Intentionally slowing down so you can intentionally speed up

https://junglejeff.net — Hello yellow. We missed you during the Summer, but knew you’d arrive when you were ready.

https://junglejeff.net — Fall in Glacier isn’t just about yellow.

Grizzly Bear — Last September. Closer than recommended. Felt entirely safe though.

Going to The Sun Mountain — Going to The Sun Mountain …late September and a reminder Winter is nearing in the higher elevations.

Disney Keynote Speakers — Disney people are often fanatical. Going to the Sun Mountain in the background.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Near Two Dog Flats on the East side.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Approaching Rising Sun Motor Inn on the East side.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Close up. Invading personal space?

Glacier National Park in Fall — Highline Trail.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Highline Trail.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Just a moment in time while driving. Passed zero cars in one hour.

Glacier National Park in Fall — Looking across Lake McDonald from The Boathouse.

Knowing how to slow down so you can speed up is an art not a science.

The only science i can discern is this…

Slowing down is essential to progress.

Intentionally slowing down always provides a lesson, an insight, an ah-ha or even an epiphany.

Rushing too fast and those opportunities are merely a blur, never to be seen again.

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Life’s been harder, and better, than i dreamt

Glacier National Park in September — Back from the lunch hike.

Glacier National Park in September — A picture perfect day at Logan Pass Visitors Center.

Glacier National Park in September — Sparse crowds up here are rare, until September.

Glacier National Park in September — Interesting fact.

Glacier National Park in September — Seems so long ago.

Disney Keynote Speakers — So yeah, in this photo, i’m thinking this may be my last view of Logan Pass.

Disney Keynote Speakers — And this may also be the last time i see Highline Trail and Clements Mountain.

Car clock — Time to leave Logan pass.

Glacier National Park in September — Car is still in park, but just for this photo.

Glacier National Park in September — Turned off Highway 89 to drive past Two Medicine one last time. It’s also a short cut to Apgar.

Glacier National Park in September — Found a way to get closer.

Glacier National Park in September — Better lighting than yesterday as well.

Glacier National Park in September — Final sunset at the Boat House.

Glacier National Park in September — Sunset is behind me, which allows for views like this one. Village Inn on right shore.

Glacier National Park in September — Had to.

Glacier National Park in September — Zooming out.

What a marvel the past three days have been.

Three.

Short.

Days.

Wonderful days.

Working days.

Remarkably blessed and fruitful days.

All the hard work that began (even months before i officially incorporated a business), is yielding a steady harvest of positive benefits for clients and owner.

It’s been harder, and better, than i dreamt.

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Put in place to discourage “risk taking and poor judgment”

Disney Keynote Speakers — The obvious question, to me, is, “Why not?”

Disney Keynote Speakers — If you could but didn’t, “Why not?”

Disney Keynote Speakers — Doesn’t take much to go the extra inch.

Disney Keynote Speakers — These props are so light weight.

Disney Keynote Speakers — i don’t carry very much, but i am intentional about what i always carry.

Disney Keynote Speakers — The bead jar never travels. Jack the Bear has been around the world.

Disney Keynote Speakers — Lower left hand corner. Lucky photo.

Did I mention that i did the same group shot at Hidden Lake Overlook.

A couple embraced me when i asked them, “Would you mind taking a few photos?”

It was fun bending the rules, to work within the parameters the National Park Service put in place to discourage “risk taking and poor judgment”.

i colored outside the lines by going a few feet off the trail to take the Disney Character photos. It felt 100% safe.

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