Lighting. Special. 
Rainbow(s). Special.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Special is in the eye of the beholder.
How cool is that?
How lucky are we!
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Tag: Glacier
Do not succeed at giving up
Remember that organization that gave up on organizational vibrancy? Neither does anyone else.
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The long shot
A few steps to the left and autumn says, “Happy present moment.” If you know what to look for, Dragons Tail is left of Reynolds. 
Context: this place is massive (for the lower 48).
Many things look better from far away.
Why?
It’s impossible to see the myriad of imperfections.
Nature is the paradox.
Nature’s grandeur triumphs because it is ALWAYS authentic. What you see is what you get. Millenia has painted our landscapes.
No cosmetics and enhanced touch ups allowed.
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Thin places
My favorite Disney character. 
Mt Siyeh is one of only six Glacier peaks over 10,000’. 
Each year honors the current year’s Pixar release characters. This year it is Soul and Luca. 
Mt Gould (right) looks like Paradise Falls (from UP). 
Of course, we are one week from our hometown’s 50th birthday.
A thin place is a place where Earth and “Heaven” seem as one. Piegan Pass is a thin place.
Always bring the good time with you.
Having fun is your responsibility.
Never get bored with the basics.
On a side note, Cheryl got cold enough from Piegan Pass’s wind chill to make the call to head back down.
We had been told there was a Grizzly here but we never saw it, even after nearly an hour enjoying lunch.
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When you change
Right, Going-to-the-Sun Mountain with Goat Mountain in foreground. St Mary Lake. 
Fusillade the pointy spec on left horizon. Reynolds is behind lone burnt tree. 
Such a an inspiring angle for Mt Reynolds.
When you change what you see, what you see changes.
Never get bored with the basics.
Take the path less traveled.
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